Rich Dad Poor Dad is a magical book. It is one of the most influential books that gets an average person to quit their job and invest in real estate.
The concept is simple – buy passive assets that produce cash instead of slaving away at a job.
But it takes years for someone to implement that book and live the life of their dreams.
The main cause of this?
Fear of failure and imposter syndrome.
In this episode, Ed Matthews, an ex-black tech executive, joins us from The Real estate underground to discuss how he overcame his fear and went from a demanding, well-paid job to investing in multi-family properties so that he can live his life on his terms, instead of someone else’s.
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ed@clarkst.com or visit him at:
https://anchor.fm/realestateunderground
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