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Last Year at the age of 19 I decided to go back to School and finish in order to grab my diploma and proove to myself no matter what you can always push yourself a bit further.Luckily I was born with a good head on my shoulders and despite being abused I always knew I could do great things in life If I just belived in myself.After atending various seminars ie Anthony Robbins and Dr John Demartini I started to get the crazy idea that at the age of 20 I could outshine every single other teenager/young man and really live a passion filled worthwhile life.So I've decided that this year I'm going to go full throttle into investing and make a great life for myself and one day future family/friends.However I have a major problem and this is where my ' Tough Question ' comes from.I've worked various jobs and because I never held myself to high esteem they were always bottom of the barrel, retail or temp jobs that usually had a manager who treated you like dirt thus giving me a really nasty taste in my mouth for ever wanting to work again.To be frankly honest, I dont want to ever work again.

or his "ALL DAY SEMINAR THAT SHOWS HOW TO _______________" (fill in the blank).Final thoughts: Although this was a terribly disappointing experience, I'll go back.

I suggest, though, that nobody will walk away having learned anything substantial without "coming to my weekend seminar for $x,xxx..."

This isn't a must-have feature for me, but it's the direction that I'm going and it would be nice if the program integrated nicely with a web front end of some kind.

Has anyone taken the seminars?

Hers was the absolute worst course I've ever purchased, and I've spent thousands on books and courses alone (not counting seminars)... what a complete waste of money.

As real estate professionals it is our ethical duty toencourage the building and marketing of ‘green homes’.Recently, the Portland, Oregon Regional Multiple ListingService added the ability to search for homes based on greencertifications and specific aspects the home has that make itgreen, such as the features discussed above.

It doesn't sell books, seminars and tape series- but lordy, its the truth.

After you consume that, you should consider the 2 new books by "J Scott" that Bigger Pockets is featuring.