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Scott Bell
  • Fayetteville nc
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Asking the wrong Questions

Scott Bell
  • Fayetteville nc
Posted

So today is day three of my Investing journey. I have evaluated a few properties and have not seen my missing home yet. I have been a little shocked that about half of what I got is telling me I am wrong or that what I have already done is a waste of time. 

I realize that I will make mistakes and not everything I do will be the best choice. But I was surprised that I got any negativity at all, so I sat down and asked myself why. What I have come up with is that my thought process is wrong and the way I word questions is wrong. I have been asking in a way to have people solve my problems when my intentions are to learn what others have done in a similar situation and to let people know what I am doing. 

Going forward I will only put down what I am doing, and see what people have to say about that.

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