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Diversify, real estate and stocks
I recently listened to both Grant Cardones podcasts. He stated, he does not believe in diversifying. Find the right vehicle and go all in. I am still contributing a good amount to my simple plan (self employed 401k) . What is everyone thoughts on this. What is the general consensus among BP investors? I think it makes a lot of sense. I would have more money to buy more properties if I stop my contributions. Feels risky, but am I just used to mediocrity and fear? How has everyone else dealt with this?