If you got the emotional and mental psychology to invest-- you'll be great.Now, financially.

The overwhelming psychology is to just charge it to owner. 

I am a REI consultant that works with investors in two areas: real estate investing and psychological wellbeing.As far as investing, it sounds like you are needing to find your first commercial property within the next 3 months. 

And the speed of that inflation has been psychologically painful.

Just interesting from a psychological perspective that many people who get taken go through the same process before they finally take some action.

I personally like to use attraction or content marketing; better use of my time, less rejection (which takes a psychological toll on you) and higher quality leads.

Since not all start out in the same place with the same resources, i thought it would be interesting to hear various opinions insofar as the underlying psychology to ones' strategy.

This is a bit of psychology though...sometimes guests make mistakes(show up early, fail to communicate back) and when you auto-review them right after they leave, they preemptively think you are giving them a bad review so THEY give YOU a weird review. 

What we found was that people still wanted to spend $10,000 or $35,000 on a course that promised them to become an top investor rather than paying an expert for a hour of their time to help them with specific issues.The psychology of this is facinating.

For instance, real estate investors in New York City have seen up to a 15% year-over-year growth using direct mail campaigns, highlighting the potential success of committing to this method​ (GTMnow)​.Psychological Principles:Dr.