S3, Episode 11- What I Learned from My Mistakes

I'm at this point where I'm hungry for more. I'm not satisfied with where I am not. I want to get to financial freedom even quicker than my current pace.

However, the last time I felt this kind of hunger- I made a huge mistake.

It was my $1,000,000 mistake.

Here we are with the economy humming- real estate has bounced back- and I'm sure that there are opportunities available out there.

I wasn't sure of what I wanted to do, until recently...

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In this podcast, you will discover...

• How I think about the difference between wealth building and wealth creation
• Learn what I am doing to position myself for wealth creation in 2017
• Discover how I am setting up the next deal so that I don't make the same mistake twice
• How I was inspired by my friend Amanda Liu to search and find a way to get a negative interest rate on my next investment

Resources Mentioned In This Podcast

EmpireFlippers.com

DrWiseMoney- How I Paid Off My Student Debt by 30

 

For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com

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