Shiny Object SyndromeLow Bid SyndromeMagic Bullet SyndromeI’ve made myself victim of some of the above. What other psychological ailments are endemic to business owners that you can think of?

Atomic Habits (Excellent book on habits and discipline), Never Eat Alone (Changes perspective on networking), Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur (creative real estate)

I also run a small business for some local entrepreneurs and understand how to manage people.

You only need one spouse to cover for the whole family while the other work as an entrepreneur.

With that out of the way, my indirect research has led me to a big question for my fellow entrepreneurs on here that have experience with this: -What moves must a freshly brewed real estate agent make to work luxury, preferably for an international firm such as Sotheby's?

The first is to provide the life I promised my beautiful bride (that's Nikki) in my initial pitch 19 years ago.My wife, Nikki, is a licensed cosmetologist/hair magician, homeschooling mom of 4, entrepreneur in women's health, a CRAZY phenomenal cook, a very loyal (read: non-gossipy) friend, and all-round pretty fantastic chick.My 2nd dream is producing 4 highly-productive, others-focused, highly unaverage adults out of my beautiful kids.Number 3 is changing every single life I touch for the positive, some in big ways, some in "small" ways.I love to inspire, encourage and strengthen people.

I'm curious to how many members were raised in homes of entrepreneur/business owners and how many are self-taught.

I am going to a networking meeting via "Meet Up" it's centered around women entrepreneur's in the Horry County area. 68 people are going.

What an entrepreneur!

@Engelo Rumora  well frankly the same ethics apply to you Engelo  I am very proud of the business you have created for yourself.. coming from Australia.. is this a great country or WHAT.... that someone can come here and now by early 30's be a very successful real estate entrepreneur...