Earlier this year, I enjoyed a great meal with a colleague who was seeking guidance on how to incorporate his practice and on how to find time with his busy career to begin investing in real estate.
High-earning incorporated professionals like us have “good problems” (as I call them).
We are frequently bombarded with investment opportunities and the often time-sensitive process of weeding out the lucrative offers can trigger anxiety in the most knowledgeable investors.
Seasoned investors often rely on a series of questions to help them mitigate the risk-aversion and feelings of anxiety that often go hand-in-hand when making important investment decisions.
The trick is to ask yourself a series of questions.
Ideally, wealth will give you a sense of security, but achieving wealth can often heighten your insecurities.
The next time that you’re faced with an investment opportunity, do the math and the research required to develop a solid investment strategy.
To ease your mind, reflect on the questions that I shared with you. And to get closer to your dreams, go to sleep.