You are on the right track, Norm.You are taking action, which is something that most beginners never do.You can read all of the books and courses that are available, but if you don't put what you've learned to action, you might as well set your money on fire and save yourself the trouble.As far as how big your buyers list needs to be- all you really need is one solid, active buyer to get you going.

Thank you President Bush for being the leader we needed at the time, making it very clear to our enemies the price to be paid for such actions.

The best way to learn on here is staying active and participate as much as you can.At some point, action needs to be taken because you can learn about everything but nothing teaches best as actually doing it.

@Adam Hofmann Congrats on taking action!

Much of what we have seen has felt very conceptual to me, so the real world examples (and actionable information) of this site may just be what we need to convince us to dip our toes in.

They now have seen your actions.

I am currently just looking to expand my knowledge for a bit and then move into action.

I have been investing for over two decades now. Been a wild and fun ride. I have seen people come and go in that time. Some come in with great gusto touting themselves as the next great thing. Others come in, say ...

I have had great interest for this field but never really amounted to take action.

I don't have a huge nest egg, but am realistic and expect that it will take a while before I can fully support myself with this new business venture.Also, if anyone in the jax area would be willing to let me shadow them or let me observe a rehab process in action or simply mentor/advise me, I would be more than happy to repay the services somehow.