You have them on BP  Gary in Ohio and Bill down in Vegas to name a few .. plus one of the guys I really admire for his fantastic advice is Steve up in Wenatchee.  

Working 18 hour days isn't admirable, its stupid.

Thats it.All that stuff on how THEY do it, ... most of the time it is very little actual and a whole lot of theoretical and self admiration disguised as tips and how to.Now, I have watched just a few podcasts and when I did watch I didn't stay for long, so this may not be accurate but this is the opinion I have based on several random podcasts I tried to watch... so take it how you want it it is meant to give you a blunt opinion of a BP user that really did try to get into BP podcasts.I can tell you that there is not much focus on the CORE of investing, just personal opinions and I honestly can't stand personal opinions especially when they are disguised and packaged as "this is an other way to get successful" when I honestly cringe when I see COUNTLESS of investors (all over the net, including BP) on podcasts completely butchering lead generation... let me tell you som som.. lead gen is the CORE of investing!

A quote I admire is “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” 3.)

I get wanting a new challenge, because I was like that, too, but I wish I would have just stuck with some of the good things I had going, that I quit out of boredom.I admire what you've done and wish you the best in whatever you choose to do next.

In my experience, folks who say things like this are:1)Guru snake oil salesman touting huge fantasy profits with zero risk trying to lure the next sucker into their scheme, or2)Are so full of themselves and enamored with their own investment greatness that they have bought into their own hype and actually believe that what they are doing has no market risk and can't lose, or3)Both 1 & 2 above.If I can alert newbies out there that anyone claiming to be immune from market forces and can't lose money is not to be trusted, admired, emulated, or even taken very seriously, then I have added HUGE value to this forum.

They often restrict the ability to build lower cost housing.they haven’t been building starter homes since the days of the GI bill and many affluent suburban areas actively restrict multis, smaller units etc. in the name of neighborhood preservation.Great example in Northampton mass, in many ways the archetype of a blue state progressive community: if you took a map overlay of the universally admired downtown area with today’s zoning you see that almost none of it would be legal to build today.

I hope you do sue your landlord and get a $10,000 settlement so you can get that double wide that you have been admiring.

I admire Dave Ramsey and his view on debt. 

As I settle into being an empty nester trying to figure out my next move, I admire your spirit of adventure!