Articulate your priorities and goals.  

Even if folks can't necessarily articulate them, there's always some sort of investment hypothesis in these situations, and I'm really curious what your hypothesis is. 

I agree with @Jim Sokoloff  and in fact, Jon Holdman has posted in other threads a  list of reasons why he doesn't think it's a good idea (and he articulates it much better than I ever could...)

Your comments are well articulated and come from a place of knowledge and experience.

Curious to know, if there were specific books (like 10 X rule) that articulated the kind of mindset needed to achieve his or her goals, or if it was developed from consistent routine setting/actions, or from overcoming adversity, or all of them?

You may not retain everything you learned but it definitely helps you to become an articulate, intelligent, and critical individual.

Account Closed wroteA few of the posts--even ones that were quite articulate in their defense of the status quo--relied on a strawman that my reforms would preclude the use of real estate agents.

Very interesting and well articulated perspective, Joe - thanks for taking the time to post it! 

In other words, be able to easily articulate the difference in the separate but also similar type of transactions. 

And I am sure I did not articulate my point.