Most real estate entrepreneurs run away from failure. Who wants to admit that they tried something new, and it blew up in their face?
Your friends will laugh at you, your family will remind you of your failures, and you go back into your cave feeling like a loser.
The truth?
90% of the population will live miserable lives because they don’t want to suck at anything, let alone fail.
Failure is part of the formula for success. The good news is that you don’t have to make all the mistakes yourself.
In this episode, Corey Geary, an ex-black jack dealer, joins us from Novation Nation to discuss how to use all of your skills to overcome failure and navigate the real estate market. Tune in to discover some unique strategies that will put money in your pocket every time.
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