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Shane W.
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What hobbies or activities did you give up when you discovered real estate investing?

Shane W.
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  • Santa Monica, CA
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For me it was listening to music. I hate silence especially in the car so I would always be listening to music. However the BP podcasts and audio books now dominate my phone. I even removed all the music from my phone to make room so I could download every BP podcast and listen to them from the start.

Also luckily for me the NBA playoffs had just finished so there was no more night time TV viewing left for me. I wonder if that will continue once the season kicks off again...

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Jerry Puckett
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Jerry Puckett
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I gave up my full time 40 hour a week work for someone else job to take on a 65+ hour a week work for myself job......or so it seems. (wasn't it @Aaron Mazzrillo who said: "Entrepreneur: A person who will figure out how to quit working for someone else 8 hours a day 5 days a week in order to work for themselves 12 hours a day 6 days a week!")

Truth is, I work when I want to, I just want to a lot more now!

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