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Wilber Perez
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How to get over fear.

Wilber Perez
  • New to Real Estate
  • Chicago
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I am new to REI. I know this is something I want to do. I haven't even started and already am having a bit of fear. Its the networking part that gives me anxiety. I am an introverted person but i am also a get it done kind of person. Any tips on how to get over this fear for a newbie. Is best advice just to put myself in situations and with time I will get comfortable. This is my usual approach but since this is a market I don't know figured id ask seasoned people. Thanks in advance and looking forward to being part of the REI family.

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Jeremy H.
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Jeremy H.
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Experience is the best teacher. 

You suck at something. You practice consistently for a long time. Now you're good. 

Just do it. 

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