Behind every brilliant performance there were countless hours of practice and preparation
So much for 10 blogs in 10 days… That was a joke.
— Reyn Hornwood
Most live in quiet desperation
— Thoro
Every person who wins in any undertaking must be willing to burn his ship sand cut all sources of retreat. Only by so doing can one be sure of maintaining that state or mind known as a burning desire to win, essential to success.
— Napoleon Hill, Think and Grow Rich
Action is the real measure of intelligence.
— Napoleon Hill, Think and Grow Rich
Here is a running list of potential blog posts:
- My job is real estate.
- Harvard Case Study Method.
- Have a good team.
- Smart people make big mistakes.
- “Most live in quiet desperation”.
- Mistakes kill you in this business
- In RE, Have we hit bottom (Hint: its Psychology).
- Good ideas run the world.
- Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill
- Money doesn’t come from things, it comes from ideas.
Home Buying Tips
- Insure the house.
- Watch for broken pipes.
- Attitude of persistance.
- Build a good team.
- Learn from your mistakes.
- Have a good view of money.
- Make friends with people that work for you.
- What motivates you?
- Not making a decision is a decision.
end. more to come 4.19.11
Over the next 10 days I am kicking off my blog. I want to write about what I am passionate about, which currently is real estate investing. The kick off of reyn.co is a 10 part series of micro lessons that I learned at Greg Cullen’s Dare2Dream Seminar, which I took part in this past weekend, in Los Angeles, CA. Dare2Dream was a seminar which taught average people and real estate professionals alike, how to make money in real estate. I am excited about buying dirt.
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I think Twitter’s a success for us when people stop talking about it, when we stop doing these panels and people just use it as a utility, use it like electricity
a colleague of mine and my best friend @chrisvallejos were talking about partnerships today and it inspired me to study how to make a good one.
I was thinking that Jack Dorsey would have good things to say about starting a venture based on his successes and ability to distill complex issues into simple products.
jack dorsey, the co-founder of twitter and square is one of my favorite entrepreneurs currently. He said that if he were to do twitter all over again they would have had better “instrumentation about data and analytics.”
when you set up good safeguards, you can correct the trajectory.
Now his focus has changed. He said his latest venture “Square needs to be known for its availability, its trustworthiness and its minimalism.”
(Source: readwriteweb.com)
