Keep grinding, people make it seem easy but starting off will always feel awkward.

I currently live in an apartment with a roommate, who I've been having noise issues with.

In turn, you will be creating a referral-based business and not one dependent on cold calls and "grinding." 

As an analogy, imagine if you had a full-time job and your boss said they wanted you to show up for work and grind your tail off for the next several weeks or months and they'd 'think' about whether they'd pay you.

No one know the future but theFed is making noises like low interests rates are here to stay.  

I tried to grind a small deck & sure enough the screw heads were a problem.

I have been in this platform for a couple of months and I have been grinding in saving up and analyzing properties (Over 50 already, many more to come!).

If you want to work at a large law firm working for large lenders, you will spend your days grinding through the 10,000 foreclosures due that month. 

I left school in 1997 at 10 and was partially homeschooled for 4 years before starting to work full time; I would go on to grind out 7 day work weeks for 7 years working for others and started at $40/day and barely broke $50,000 my last year (21 years old) but the life and business lessons I learned were INVALUABLE.

These tenants don't seem to work and it's hard to imagine how they make living (neither one of them seem to work), just causing noise disturbance by loud inappropriate music every time we are in our back yard, etc. ... brought in the 3rd dog last week, took the sign "for rent" down which landlord put up (he put it up today again), and seems like have no intention to move out what so ever!!!