I was working out at the gym today and heard a lady that looked to be in her 40's say she worked at a doctor's office and held down two other jobs and it still wasn't enough for her to get by.

It seems like there isn't enough hours in the day, between work, gym, cooking, picking up the little one form after school camp, etc.

But, quite frankly I never thought of what I do as a service to the community per say, mainly because I make a pretty good profit on the houses so I don`t think of that as providing a service, but maybe I need to change my thinking on that.Thank you Deborah, I appreciate taking the time to respond, all excellent points, and I do most of those things you have suggested including a one hour workout at the gym 6 days a week.

Before, you'd see kids playing in down units and around garbage containers, but after rehab, you see them playing at the jungle gym you installed.

I've been listening to the podcast in the gym for about the past week.

I found going to campus every morning to be a nice break from my normal routine, and even inspired me to start a new routine of getting up at 5:30am to go to the gym.

I wasn't expecting much, but I figured it would help pass time at the gym.

"He's less Tony Robbins, more buff guy at the gym who doles out unsolicited workout advice."

My highest there is $40 per month, and it is a community with several pools, a golf course, gym, etc.  

I am also managing a local gym here in Saginaw.I was first introduced to real estate investing through the "Rich Dad Poor Dad" series by Robert Kiyosaki, and since then I have not stopped thinking about it.