But seriously try the 90 Day journal & groups & take daily action.

Add-on: a bit of evidence in favor of college being pretty much just what you make of it, and nothing magic: "In November 2002, the Quarterly Journal of Economics published a landmark paper <https://www.nber.org/papers/w7322> by the economists Stacy Dale and Alan Krueger that reached a startling conclusion.

A good one is arstechnica.com who do alot of technology and investigative type journalism and have discussed airbnb in the past.Once you get it on to some news site, submit a link to slashdot.org for yet more traffic (with disclaimer that you're involved).Best of luck! 

We are starting our next Intentions Journal this week.If you want to take it another step get a coach. 

For people who have parents that read the Wall Street Journal daily or for people that have ever heard of using Quadratic Gaussian Models for the valuation of mortgage back securities, it come across as extremely condescending.For people in the middle, it might be a good pep talk.

Another thing I would suggest is writing in a journal.

My goals are set, intention journal active, and absorbing everything RE while prospecting for a good opportunity.

“While New York has remained a center of gravity for the financial industry, many employees of ‘Wall Street’ firms are migrating to Florida, Texas and other states with hospitable tax policies,” Stacey Cunningham, the president of the New York Stock Exchange, wrote last month in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.https://nypost.com/2021/03/20/...In fact my ex-NYC-FL-based nephew, who works for one of these financial behemoths, is already poised to set up a 'satellite' office as per a corp request.

The mainstream media influences people for sure , so if more and more media comes out saying the housing market is bad or about to crash that's going to influence things.Here is one Wall Street Journal just put out 4 hours ago , also many people just read the headlines. 

Something that helped me tremendously was the BP Intention Journal.