Whether we realize it or not, it's actually this struggle that provides meaning and context.So.... next time you take on a crazy project like building a van or starting a business, embrace the challenge and identify the deeper meaning behind it.About The WriterElijah Brown is a real estate investor, entrepreneur, Army officer, and writer.

I realized that the best way to learn and grow was to jump in feet first, embrace the challenges, and gain hands-on experience.

About me:* 18 yrs experience in Institutional Finance and Technology Sales* Experience managing a short-term rental, and the house purchase and sales process* Deep understanding of bond and interest rate markets* Investor/Finance forward with sales skills and a knack for strategyWhat I'm looking for:* Opportunity to focus on selling to/for/on behalf of investor clients * Training and mentorship - without a programmatic schedule for my day* The opportunity to learn and grow from a team or group of individuals* A firm that embraces an entrepreneurial spiritI am sure that this community can provide a number of individuals who represent these qualities.

So, embrace the suck at work, save your money to start buying properties, and keep reading threads/articles/podcasts on here/YouTube/etc and get a Masters Level education in Real Estate for free, and start to make Real Estate your love and joy.

Embrace it; just don't let it hinder you.

I've also been embracing the entrepreneur mindset.

The first few years suck sh*t, but you have to embrace the grind. 

Run your rentals as a business.Oh, I embrace the tired landlord niche, where they never raised rents and there is tons of deferred maintenance.

We all live under and embrace the essence of capitalism.

Really surprised that Dallas has embraced shipping container projects.