RE Fear is a great motivator

Fear can become your biggest asset!

 Fear can be a draw back when seeking an education in real estate investing but
you can turn this fear into one of your biggest assets.

 How many times have you wanted to get into real estate, only to have that
voice in your head say:

 It won't work!
 It's a scam!
 It cost too much!
 I can't afford it!
 I can't do it!

 Or even worse, you shared your dream to become an investor with others and
they say:

 It's a scam!
 I tried it and it did not work!
 That's silly!
 You can't do that!

 It all comes back to The "Haves" and The "Have-Nots".

 The "Haves" operate with:

 Desire/Drive
 Commitment/Dedication
 Discipline
 Education
 Courage
 Determination
 Experience
 Perseverance
 Organization
 Optimism

 The "Have-Nots" operate with:

 Fear of the Unknown
 Procrastination
 Lack of Education
 Complacency
 Poor Self Control
 Fear of Success
 World of Scarcity
 Skepticism
 Low Self-Esteem
 Hopelessness

 All of us at some point in life have listened to voices of caution when it
comes to following dreams of success. If you and others around you question what
you do and thing, and you veer away from making decisions you are simply
stopping yourself from reaching your fullest potential as an investor.

 You are allowing this self-doubt and doubt from others to squeeze out your
creative energy and inspiration that will make you a success.

 So what is stopping you from making that important decision in selecting a
real estate education?

 FEAR

 Fear is the greatest single barrier to success as a real estate investor. The
emotion of fear is intended to warn us of danger and to act as a cautionary
tool. It should make us stop and think before acting. Not to squeeze out your
creative energy and inspiration that will make you a success.

 What fear shouldn't do is dictate the course of action you take. It shouldn't
control or shape whom you are or what you want to achieve as a real estate
investor.

 On a conscious or subconscious level, all of us have felt the impact of fear
in our lives. Whether it is the fear of making a decision, the fear of failure,
a fear of what other people will think, or the fear of success - the
consequences are the same.

 Fear leads you to stop trying new things. Your comfort zone pulls tight around
you and is rarely pushed further out than it needs to be. You feel stale,
lethargic and wonder what's missing in your life. Your creative energy is
replaced with a survival instinct. On a subconscious level, you start to really
believe that you aren't good enough, or that there's no way possible that you
can achieve becoming a real estate investor. On a conscious level your body and
mind responds to being fed negative statements.

 So what are you afraid of?

 What stops you from taking the next step forward that will keep you on the
path of achieving your goals?

 It's a low level of self-confidence and self-esteem that makes you feel
unhappy about yourself. Because your thoughts are based on feelings of
inadequacy, you set your boundaries and standards very low and achieve little in
your life.

 The emotion of fear is part of being human. It's perfectly normal to
experience misgivings and doubts!

 Fear will never go away no matter how self-confident or successful you are!
 The key to overcoming fear is to feel good about yourself and think
positively. Avoid negative people and then use that same energy that fear
creates and turn it into positive energy in your life.

 Only then can you turn indecision and fear into power and action.

 You have simply to choices to make one is to live your life in the arena of
The "Haves" or The "Have-Nots".

 Will you be a success? One will never know if you do not take the risk and
seek out your dreams of becoming an investor.

 Will you fail possibly so but with knowledge you can limit failure.

 You now have two simple choices!

 Choose education

 Or

 Choose not to educate! You simply make no change! Life goes on as is!


   John Michael
 Investor/Teacher/Mentor/Author
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