As I look at those that are most successful in life…not just in terms of money but relationships, personal growth, and general trajectory of their life it seems that they have this unshakable belief that what they want to accomplish will happen.If I'm being completely honest I seem to ride the waves of life…sometimes having absolute faith and then other times not having any at all. 

For those who like the self help/similar books - here are better alternatives that were written by people who didn't sacrifice integrity and honesty, and still put out something inspiration and aspirational.  

To be honest, I think the way AirBnB charges is part of the problem, if AirBnB would collect more $$$ upfront they (and the host) would have more leverage on long-term stays.

Most people can see right past the semantics...you are looking to make a profit with this business, and it seems insincere when you add all that talk about community.

Aaron thanks for the insight and your honesty, it was hilarious also...

I appreciate your honesty and feedback.  

it was pretty cool to be honest. I

I think John's group has an REI semantics problem (or strategy). 

I am sorry for all of those that are not doing well in the current market, but to be honest I am super excited with the way things are going.

If you get an apartment complex, make sure you have a good management company to help you handle the load.Remember - the best way to "reach the top" safely in a way that lasts is to do so with honesty and integrity with the mindset of helping others along the way and living a philanthropic life as well.Let us know what you decide!