Reading 4-hour work week now with the e-myth likely coming next.

Other books I would highly recommend are Rich Dad, Poor Dad and 4-hour Work Week. 

Some of the books I've read or have in the queue include the classic, Rich Dad Poor Dad, Think & Grow Rich, The Richest Man in Babylon, BP's Book on Rental Property Investing, The 4-hour Work Week, Ten Roads to Riches, Profit First, etc.

I work with an agency that finds tenants and they work weekly with each person.

Please read 4 hour Work Week by Tim Ferris.

I just bought a three family this year, and haven't been able to rent it since COVID, so i decided to gut renovate all three units which is expending ALL of my free time outside of my 40 hour work week as an engineer.

Since then, I'm hitting 120 hour work weeks along with my full time and im pretty sure its going to be like this for the next month.

Sort of a parable about how to think about money.The 4 Hour Workweek—some nonsense, but also some good strategies for being efficient with your time.The Millionaire Real Estate Investor—really comprehensive look at the path to building wealth in real estate.

I'm trying to find out which audio book to listen to next, and maybe y'all can give me a great suggestion based on where I am in my REI career.I have already read 4 Hour Work Week and Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

As a result, I am very much feeling the pains of the recent BP podcast that speaks to the emotional drains of being an entrepreneur, the 80+ workweeks, and lack of social life due to time constraints and the personal investment of growing my business.