Quote from @John Clark: When I read successive “rah rah” posts, I smell skunk cabbage, but that’s just me.Perhaps, but also maybe folks are looking to spread positivity as a networking strategy, which resonates with how I aspire to be: Giving value in as many interactions as I can, because that truly is abundance.

Chad aka Coach Carson is an entrepreneur, writer, and teacher who used real estate investing to reach financial independence before the age of 37.

I’m a serial entrepreneur with experience in the tech and food distribution industries, now diving into real estate investment to build cash flow and long-term equity.

I mentor aspiring/emerging developers in my role as a part time CFO, particularly when it comes to the financial side of real estate investing.

Im seizing the moment to be an entrepreneur.

I am a lot more receptive to hearing something like: "I am an aspiring real estate investor looking to break into the market.

We value quality time with our family, are eager to explore the world through travel, and aspire to build a successful life and business together.

It was a thread with almost all aspiring women real estate investors about some master class that was $7 and a mentorship program costing $20,000 run by a woman investor.

Too many entrepreneurs make good money each year but pay Uncle Sam 35-50% of it.It takes a long time to build a massive wealth snowball when 1/3 to 1/2 of your snow gets chopped off each year.Real estate can help with this.The best model I've seen is:1.

I just get a little sad when I see aspirational posts in the forums from people with nothing who believe they can build real wealth easily and fast.