Secondly, I try to read at least a blog per day, as well as listen to one podcast per week.

I have cut back to one day a week from a 7 day work week at my veterinary hospital.  

We spent a day as the boy had spent too many consecutive days sitting in the Vanagon while driving from MB to Sudbury at 90kph (not to mention stopping every 20km for construction from Dryden to Sudbury). 

Hustling is ok for hustlers, but I see the profession as so much more than that.Maybe I'm the only one.For context, I also feel bad negotiating down a Southeast Asian street vendor for $0.50 when I know I make as much money in a day as they do in half a year.  

I see you do some stuff in INdy I have done at least 200 deals there in the day as well.

The flip side is that it's easier to be a rock star here because most of the competition is pathetic - though, to be fair, in-migration is making that less true every day as more northerners and westerners move south.

@Lance Mundo - Cash at closing all day as long as it'll appraise.

On a normal day as a Passive Investor, you might receive some updates via email on your investments, receive some solicitations from new operators that are trying to earn their way into your passive investment portfolio, and you’ll likely want to confirm that the disbursement deposits are hitting the correct bank account on the predetermined date.

They know they have access what ever time & daya they want so long as they stay on schedule and the check is always ready to go. 

I give myself one day a week to relax and let go of the world.