@Steve VaughanThe shiny object syndrome.

Everything is a balance of looking for new opportunities and not getting shiny object syndrome.

Don't fall into shiny object syndrome or feel pressured to buy something beyond your primary buying criteria.

There is a slippery slope syndrome that can occur.  

Great Addition - on the switch from year to year - arguably the biggest flag in my opinion in Real Estate - "shiny object syndrome" switching from niche to niche repeatedly (especially as a "Guru") - whats tried and true for RE success IMO is people that stick with one strategy and niche (type, market, strategy, etc.) for years, stay focused when its in and out of flavor, and end up with big wealth and track record after years.Definitely flags of the last few years when people go from "STR" to "Multiamily Syndication" to "Boutique Hotels" to "Experiences" and so on... 

Maybe it is Stockholm syndrome or whatever but even today I still wonder if Scott really is trying to do the best he can to make this right. 

I decided it was going to take more time to set up, learn, and run than I had imagined (Grass is always greener syndrome). 

I've been listening to BP podcasts, lurking in the forums, and suffering from shiny object syndrome for awhile.

It's like church (use to be a minister) I use to call it copy paste syndrome, people listen and spit out their excitement of what they listen to.

The shiny object syndrome in real estate is a thing.Feel free to reach out with any questions on Flipping or Wholesaling.