I can help with that planning exercise.

I consistently hold more than one job and I crush it.Time management: Due to the amount of hours I work, I have to structure my life around schedules; as such, I have been able to accomplish everything I need to accomplish by exercising extreme control over my time.Personality.

That's the best example of, "you don't know what you don't know"...and if you aren't open to other ideas, you never will.I have been a part of both extremes, but the people I've met at both have enhanced my options, my knowledge, my partnerships, my friends, my bank account, and more.

Here's a full time agent's day:5AM up to exercise. 

When you are in control you can exercise your own intelligence independent of the market sentiment. careerwise total losses =$1.1 Milliontotal gains = over $3 Million in cash plus $5M in assets after losing the $1.1 MillionWhen I first got started I started with about $8,000.00 in cash. 

By standardizing everything you can exercise buying in bulk.

Maybe she just came from one of those mud-running obstacle course events @Aaron Mazzrillo I hear they are popular, quite fun and good exercise too :-).

They must exercise reasonable care and diligence and maintain the confidentiality of clients.

I would never take positive cash flow instead of growth prospects; the cash flow just provides enhanced ability to wait for appreciation.

Prudent—Wise in handling practical matters; exercising good judgment of common sense.