Follow Me on Twitter

You have to know your WHY

Shae Bynes, Good Faith Investing

Shae Bynes, Good Faith Investing

This has been on my mind so I thought I’d share my thoughts out loud.

To those who are hustling doing real estate investing, or trying to do real estate investing, or just simply thinking about doing real estate investing….

If you want to be successful, and I mean truly successful (however you personally define that), you have to know your WHY.

Why are you doing real estate investing?

Most people are doing it primarily to make a solid additional income and some others to build wealth. Some do it to make enough to fire their boss.  That’s great. But WHY?

It takes a lot of hard work, persistence, and willingness to do things that are uncomfortable to succeed in investing. Your WHY has to be strong enough for you to see these things through.

WHY do you want to make a lot of money and build wealth?

Once you make it, what the heck are you going to do with it (and why)?

Before my husband & I started our real estate investing business, we spent a lot of time talking about our dreams — some of them are material, yes, but many of them are much larger than ourselves and have a positive impact on thousands and thousands of people.  It’s because of that why, that vision written down on paper, that we can persevere despite the obstacles.  Quitting is not an option.

People ask me “How the heck do you work a full time job, be a wife, raise two young children, and yet still find the energy to do real estate investing?” It’s simple. It’s because of my WHY.

What’s driving you? Money itself can only drive you for so long before you run out of gas.  Money isn’t the end game. It’s a tool that gets you to your end game, whatever that may be.

If you feel like you’re spinning your wheels, or you’re feeling discouraged, just stop and take a sanity check on your why. And if you haven’t thought about what it is OR if your why is just not important or exciting enough to you, keep working at it because its going to be the fuel that gets you through the journey.

I’d love to hear others thoughts on this. Does it sound like a bunch of BS or do you personally find that your WHY is making it much easier for you to get back up when you fall? 

About the author, Shae Bynes, founder of “Good Faith Investing”

I simply want to live an enjoyable (and debt free) life that is both pleasing to God and a blessing to others!

Post to Twitter Tweet This Post

Related posts:

  1. D.D.I.Y. (Don’t Do It Yourself) – Outsourcing for your Real Estate Business Shae Bynes, Good Faith Investing If you’re like me...
  2. Private Money Momentum Shae Bynes, GoodFaithInvesting.Com It’s really interesting how much more confidence...
  3. Private Money and Self-directed IRAs Shae Bynes, GoodFaithInvesting.Com Happy Friday everyone!  Can I just tell...

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Leave a Reply

 

 

 

You can use these HTML tags

<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>