My "why" really consists of FI, being able to learn something (I actually enjoy everyday), making friends with people that are just as passionate as I am (not boring college kids typically found at my age), and most importantly.. peace.

What I’ve found is that following your brain over your heart never works out and I am definitely more passionate about the buyers side / investment side.

I have a passion for big data and using it to drive results (especially in real estate).

Everyone shows up as an open book and is passionate about real estate.

My true passion in this business is hiring psychology but I’ve found most people start nodding off 😴 every time I start talking about it lol 

It’s not an end all be all, capital raising is far more complex than telling people you’re passionate about something.

Anyone feel passionate about this either way?

If it could add passion to someone who has been doing this as long as I have, I suspect a younger, motivated person could come out of BPCon having goals in a different stratosphere than prior to attending BPCon.I will also add that for someone starting out, the social/network connections are more valuable than they are for someone at my stage. 

@David SotomayorDavid, I admire your passion and efforts to date.

My name is Luis Puello , and I am delighted to introduce myself as a dedicated real estate agent based in Lawrence, MA.Real estate has always been my passion, and my journey in this field has been marked by an unwavering commitment to learning and growth.