I've been an entrepreneur and investor since I left Ford Motor Company 29 years ago.

Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur is my all time favorite, and should be required reading if you aspire to do any commercial deals.

I am about to start my real estate adventure and I just want to link up with other like minded entrepreneurs. 

We're a family of entrepreneurs and I think that mindset never goes away.My goal was 5k/mo passive income, after which I want to focus on more creative things.

I no longer give away my time for people who don't value my time as much as I do.Now I'm a full-time investor and entrepreneur, work when I feel like it, and if someone isn't willing to compensate me enough from taking time away from my family and priorities to help them one-on-one, then they are always welcome to jump on my weekly free calls and ask their questions that way.However, if you are strapped for cash and can't afford the rates of the gurus/successful investors/whoever that you want to mentor you, then perhaps you need to look for non-monetary ways to be of value to THEM first.

I am pro entrepreneur and can't see myself enjoying and succeeding in corporate America or traditional job.

Sometimes I miss the simple golden handcuffs of corporate and only having one boss, being an entrepreneur graduated me to having 100’s of bosses!

How do you balance all of the ambition and passion as an entrepreneur with your personal relationships/family time?

Tech entrepreneur Ian Ippolito faced a similar question when he started investing in syndications about eight years ago.

-They came up with$2,620,000 total estimate for the land $225,000; Building $2,204,000and other adders for landscape/fence/Entrepreneur efforts.B.