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Glenn Callahan
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Paltz, NY
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Profiling the mistakes I have made.

Glenn Callahan
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Paltz, NY
Posted

Hi All

I am new to BP and was updating my profile. In the profile area there are text boxes we all filled out so that others can see our experience, our goals and what we are currently interested in.

So I started to think about the work I have done and then it dawned on me that perhaps what is most important is not necessarily my experience but the mistakes I have made and what I have learned from them.

Maybe the founders of this most excellent website would consider putting in a text box for “Mistakes I have made & what I learned”. Then others could use the info to avoid making the same mistake. I think it would help a lot of people, I wish I had a database like that over the last few decades. Just an idea. Cheers! 

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