There is a lot of wisdom in this statement.I tend to be the fisherman that catches enough fish for the day and has time to enjoy the day than the one buying boats and hiring other fishermen(women)(people) [you get the idea :)] and have to worry about keeping enough fish coming in to pay for the boats and the people.Catch what you need.

I'd like to increase cash flow and net worth again and I'd like to start a subdivision project (possibly a syndication) as well, using the lots to fish for builders for my Realty team.  

Long Pond, Lake Mascuppic, dont forget not to far from there about an hour to hour/half you have NH - Lake Winnipesauke and surrounding lakes which is a Summer and Winter attraction due to the Summer lodging, boating, Jetski's and the Annual Huge Ice Fishing tournament.

It's a lot easier to fish in a pond vs. the ocean.

Once I pitch it to them like that, I separate the motivated ones from the non-motivated ones and save all of us the time wasted if their just trying to fish for offers.

Nope - But it is a testimony to the fact that the more you "touch" them, the higher the response rate.GoBig - and Go Fishing - You'll catch a fish!

If you watch game fishermen on charter boats, they'll have perhaps 4-6 fishing lines in the water at the Sa,e time to increase their chances of hooking up with a "prospect". 

They are catching fish in a barrel in the Southern United States, but it just doesn't feel like I should put another egg in that basket, at this time at least.

There's instant access to fishing/kayaking/ect. 

There will be mor fish to fry!!