After reading The 4 Hour Workweek (excellent book. 4 Hour Body was good too), I turned the notification for email off.

With that in mind if we exclude the medical contracts there is not enough work coming in to sustain a 40 hour work week for our shops.

Any tips for balancing 18 credit hour classes, 40 hour work week, and managing my investments?

Being single, no kids, pets, or obligations, I have found myself with some time on my hands (other than my 40-hr work week), and I've been trying to figure out where to invest that time to build some wealth until I came to BP.

Think & Grow Rich - Napolian Hill4 Hour Work Week - Tim FerrisHow to Win Friends & Influence Peole - Dale CarnagieRich Dad Poor Dad - Rober KiyosakiRhinoceros Sucess - Scott Alexander 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Steven CoveyImprov Wisdom - Don't Prepare.

I see myself as an investor before an agent; my mindset has been shaped by books such as: Rich Dad Poor Dad, The 10x Rule, The Book On Investing In Real Estate with Low and No Money Down, E-Myth, Think and Grow Rich, 4 Hour Workweek etc. etc.My main goal is to bring distressed properties to rehabbers, MLS and, those that cannot be listed, as wholesale opportunites.

. - Two of the best books you can read (and re-read) are Rich Dad, Poor Dad and The 4-Hour Workweek.

. - Two of the best books you can read (and re-read) are Rich Dad, Poor Dad and The 4-Hour Workweek.

I’m currently working on the 4-hour work week.  

The best part that trumps all for me would probably be the freedom aspect of working anywhere anytime.Especially now that I'm focusing more and more on virtual wholesaling, I'm taking the book "The 4 Hour Work Week" to a whole new level.