Understand "why" you want real estate and write down your goalsNo TVNo radioNo social mediaNo games (except family stuff)Turn your car into a mobile university (podcasts, audio books)Get up earlyEat a simple diet (simplicity and mind-share)Keep a simple wardrobe (simplicity and mind-share)Give up social stuff for a year or twoSchedule specific time with your wife and kidsCut out spending that does not align with your goals (requires less income to cover)Tie your identity to growth (mindset)It's time to attack the day (every one of them).

I just started getting interested as well and I'm determined to not let this be a fad that disappears in a few weeks.

A medical fact I know from the Army, no one is immune.Check your diet and cut back on drinking if you drink beer or booze.Take a sleep aid as prescribed and tapper off as you get use to sleeping better.You should really mention this to your doctor, there can be other issues you're not aware of.The older you get the less sleep required, I get 5 to 6 hours, I will also take an after lunch nap for just under an hour, but not always.

I'm on an "Information Diet" as Tim Ferriss says via 4 Hour Work Week. 

Good wholesalers are absolute gold and should be a staple in an investors business diet.  

Keep a steady diet of learning and experience and you'll overcome those fears.  

For my investments (roth/taxable) I wrote a simple but effective plan that I worked passively on for a few months, this way when I'm tempted to go with a fad or get caught up in the latest fear/greed cycle I can look back to a plan I made with a cool head.  

It's like dieting:  it's simple, but it's not easy.  

The only industries that make money selling to people who rarely get the benefit are the diet and fitness gyms. 

So, if ANY of the members of BP ever have any questions regarding health / dieting / exercise / training / nutrition, please feel free to reach out.