I could say that nothing is holding me back to achieving my success, but that won't be all true. Because the closer I look at the small things that I could've done better, I realized that self-doubt and procrastination is always there, waiting to swoop in my mentality when they have a chance. But I feel grateful that I experience them and overcome some moments with them because they, too are valuable for my success. But I try my best to do less doubting, less complaining and less procrastinating each day until they're completely gone.

quick question: What's the most ridiculous thing you've ever bought that you thought you needed but never actually used? I’ll go first—bought a fancy blender, now it’s just holding fruit hostage in the fridge. 🍌🤣 Share yours!

September is going great since I joined here✨ Lessons: 1. Don't wish for great things to happen. Work hard for it. 2. Success is hugely influenced by the right mindset. 3. Gratefulness and being kind for no reason is truly going to change your view on different things. 4. Less complaining and more curiosity will boost your intelligence. 5. Focusing on other people's expectation of you is a total waste of time. Let 'em belittle you, laugh at you. You got bigger laughs to make. 6. Punishing yourself to meet society's expectation isn't self-improvement. It is the boring and stupid conformity that takes away our freedom.

Over the years, my answer has changed quite a bit...I thought I was going to be a professional reseller for awhile. I had fun with that and made money but it's not my ideal way to sustain myself. I thought I was going to start an Amazon agency, helping people sell better on Amazon. I found out that isn't very fun and is just as much work as selling for yourself on Amazon... I started selling for myself on Amazon and I still do today, but I realized how much I hate running an e-commerce business.. Logistics, operations, manufacturing, marketing, etc. I thought all of these were going to be my ticket to riches! They certainly helped, but I learned what I don't want to do... I started doing real estate about 4 years ago and I found out that it's what I love the most. I love taking an ugly, beat-up property, and making it nice. There's something about taking something that was once neglected and giving it the attention and love it deserves. I discovered Pace Morby just a few months ago and what I've learned since then has blown my mind. The first 3.5 years I was moving at at turtle pace and for the past few months I've been moving exponentially faster. I can't wait for the future! I still have my full-time job helping brands sell on Amazon. That job sustains my family and other businesses, but real estate is the long-term plan... What about you? What is your ideal way of making money? Is it a job? A business? Are you still figuring it out?

I GOT IN!!! I ACTUALLY GOT IN OMGOMGOMG And my dad's operation was successful so today is a great day 😆😆😆