If you think the roughly 30% drop you’ve experienced in the last few weeks is bad, then you probably were too young to be investing 13 years ago.Time of fear though present opportunities for the disciplined investor.

My one older brother even took a tour last week as he can't resist the cheap airline tickets....So yes, dont trust US media....Looking at what they went thru gives me confidence that we will come out of the other end soon too, provided we apply the same self discipline that they exercised....

Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day."

Work in a discipline you're good at and know to start with, do a good job, and the work will find you.

Nothing wrong with financial discipline but nobody ever got wealthy without taking on some debt.

My concern with this strategy is I would consider it a little more advanced and you have to be very disciplined with how you manage your finances.

Discipline and negotiation are huge!

Both the books The One Thing & Atomic Habits are excellent (non real estate) tools for creating daily disciplines to achieve small goals building to large-scale accomplishments. 

Amen, brother.It's the mentality and lack of fiscal and moral discipline of the broke people that help keeps them so broke.It drives me nuts when I see someone using EBT cards to buy each of their 4 kids a $1.39 bottle of bug juice or other sugary drink and individual sized bag of chips.

If an investor was so focused on cash flow and getting “$X/month” and they didn’t have the self discipline/ financial acumen to save cash and instead put all their cash flow into getting more doors, they should not be in this line of work.