@Martin Pulrang Absolutely! I love being able to use this journey to bless and encourage others and want to be able to do that more and more. All the best to you and your wife!
@Jayman Petel Wow, sounds like you're on the cusp. My advice... make sure you have a big soft cushion. I recommend 6 months living expenses saved up. IMO, that frees your mind to focus once you do take the plunge and aren't worrying about how you're going to pay your rent/mortgage/utilities and feed your family in those first months. Just gives you mental space to operate. If you haven't done that, make that your first goal. Do you already have very good cash flow? Wasn't sure if that's what you meant, or that would be your goal, or that's what the new opportunity would provide? Anyway, I hope this helps a little - wishing you the best!
@Gerardo Lozano @Brock Lile @Rowen Burney Thank you very much!
@Josh Belgard That's awesome! Would love to hear more about that journey!
@Daryl Williams Thank you, and best wishes for your transition to the SW!
@Will Jimenez Thanks a bunch - hoping you're able to achieve that goal in 2019!!
@James Bryant Thank you, and it sounds like you're doing well - would love to hear more!
@Courtney Warner Thank you ma'am, for the encouragement. Analysis paralysis is a very real, crippling mindset issue. Educate yourself enough to take the next step - whatever that looks like for you - then more education, more action, and so on. The One Thing by Gary Keller and The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy are both good reads - if you haven't already ready them - when you're dealing with overwhelm.
