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Hello from PA!

Shades

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Well im 25 and have always known that I didnt want to work for anyone because that just wouldnt get me where I want to be.

After a few crap jobs out of high school I started a business servicing pools about 4 years ago. Ive been able to live off the money from my business while only having to actually work about 5-6 months out of the year. So to me that was a good start especially considering when I started I heard all the typical stuff from my family who are all life long slaves to their jobs and think starting a business or getting rich is a fairy tale or for the lucky people.

Then about two months ago I read MJs book and it flipped my thought process upside down. Even though I had my own small business I was still trading MY time for money and basically still had a job. Having true financial freedom from just this pool business would be quite difficult considering my limited reach.

So while I will still continue this business and build it, I look to be able to hire a few people in a year or two to do all the work yet still have this as an income stream.

I recently started a real estate website as my first attempt at something with a little more fastlane potential. Its a niche that has been done before with success but I feel my site can be better and far cleaner and easier to use then theirs. I guess the hard part for me is overcoming my own laziness and actually doing all the work necessary. But I know to get where I want to be it is going to take a lot of effort and im willing to do it. I have a lot to learn and look forward to interacting with everyone on this forum with like minded goals.
 
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Welcome Shades!! I'm from right near Philly!! Hope you have a great time.
 

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Hey Shades,

Welcome to the forum. You're already 10 steps ahead of most people who are getting started. You have the right mindset and you're putting things into action. Good luck and I hope you stick around.
 
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Welcome! I am glad you are here and already on the fast lane! It does take effort, but working crap jobs forever will take a lot more effort and not get you anywhere, so you definitely made a wise decision!
 

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Welcome shades, great to have another person here who is out in the trenches of entrepreneurship doing stuff.
 

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