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Ryan Dossey
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What are realistic goals?

Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I'm on chapter 4 of the BP beginners guide and have a few questions. Obviously goal setting is important to proper success and progress tracking. I am thinking about the next year or so and trying to decide what goals I should set for myself. As a first time REI what kind of progress is a good target to aim for. 1,2,3,4? I realize ultimately only I can determine what is realistic for me I am more just looking for someone input on what you guys have done. I work full time but am willing to work my butt off to make this happen.

What did your first year look like? Where are you now?

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Chris H.
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Goals are something you shoot for. Plans are something you execute.

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