Hey guys I’m new to the forum but a long time learner In the finance and investing space.

Lots of great books available, this podcast is AWESOME, and more information then you could consume in a lifetime so a little torn on whether to spend the money on the classes or not (they are relatively expensive but come with full step by step mentoring).I am a hands on learner so wanted to get everyone's thoughts on question above.  

I live in Florida, I am a quick learner, and I am open to any ideas.

I am green, but am a fast learner if anyone needs help with painting or laying tile etc.

Congratulations on getting interested in one of the best wealth-building strategies available at such a young age.Now that hopefully I've established my good will....the hard part.At this stage of the game, you're little more than a learner, same as we all were when we got started. 

I’m a hands on learner and I learn best by trial and error.

Although I'm a rookie, I'm a quick learner, and I am happy to help with anything you need.

I am a very quick learner and do my due diligence, yet the first hand experience is irreplaceable.

YUP it just seems jumbled and the other one I noticed this morning ( slow learner here) Is you cant see who made the last post only who originated the thread.. so you don't know if anyone cool answered and you want to check out what Russell has to say on that subject.. so you don't click on it at all. 

I am a very fast learner everything I do i learn it myself, I have a smart business way of thinking, Example when I see signs & advertisements I dont see the ad liek most people I see the colors they used, the placement, & design then think about why they did it that way and what I would of done, I seem to do a deep thinking on everything around me like that.