A 28-year-old real estate entrepreneur credits his path to millionaire status to discipline and habit, not raw talent. He says success isn't hard, it's habit-driven, and his parents' early support gave him the confidence to pursue any goal.
How old were you when you became a millionaire?
28.
What line of business are you in? Real estate. Did you ever think growing up what you've created would be possible? No. What has been the biggest driving factor of your success throughout your career?
Being relentless and having just absolute sheer discipline to work through problems.
What's the one truth about success you wish you would have learned earlier?
It's not that hard. It's really a set of habits, and once you have them, it's guaranteed.
What's the greatest piece of advice you've ever heard or received?
Do your best and forget the rest.
Did you ever have anybody who doubted you? Oh yeah, tons. Who is your hero and why?
My mom, my dad. Yeah.
Why?
The support when I was a little kid gave me a foundation to believe that I could do anything. That's everything. Yep.
You were gonna die tomorrow and I was gonna die tomorrow and you had to leave one lesson to the younger generation, what would it be?