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Updated over 5 years ago, 05/16/2019

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Nathan Killebrew
  • Investor
  • Clinton, Ms
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How to handle friends not on the same path as you.

Nathan Killebrew
  • Investor
  • Clinton, Ms
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Hi, I am a college student who is crazy about learning real estate and anything else pertaining to financial freedom.  As I have been on this journey I have become more and more secluded from my friends.  I feel as if I become distracted from my goals if I spend too much time with them.  I do admit it can get lonely, but my goals mean a lot to me.  Am I wrong for being like this?  Did any of you experience this shift at the beginning of your journey?

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