Pick a niche and stick with it, don't fall for Shiney object syndrome and you'll be fine. 

Australia’s “tall poppy syndrome” is known to be worse than the disparaging wealth envy in the states.

I didnt set my laser focus at the beginning; instead, I had a shining object syndrome.

I'm probably going to put New Bedford back on my list although I am suffering slightly from shiny object syndrome in terms of markets.

At first I thought maybe it was just imposter syndrome, but the more I learn the more I realize that even though I'm staying afloat, I'm pretty bad at this.So here is the question:  How do I re-start my path in Real estate to change from floating along, to driving results? 

I think we are creeping up on the analysis paralysis syndrome and wanted to shout out what we had going on in our heads and you are just confirming we are on the right track.

However, while I was succumbing to shiny object syndrome (admiring the fancy new kitchen, new hardware, and beautifully tiled bathrooms), my agent was crawling around in the basement crawlspaces, collecting cobwebs, and looking at the plumbing.

Completely agree.....I think another part of it is the 'entitlement syndrome' that pervades our country today.

I've realized that overthinking and trying to come up with a "safe" story I usually gives me writer's block syndrome (which unfortunately lasts for at least 2 weeks) LOLOur business is mainly lease options so what I try to do is relate my funny and cheesy life experiences to my lease purchase knowledge.

Avoid shiny object syndrome, live below your means, have a plan.