A short monologue from Daniel (a viewer) introducing himself as a new wholesaler with goals to uplift his community by buying properties and improving outcomes for local families. He asks the host whether, when building a team, it’s better to hire family members to help them or to hire experienced professionals — expressing personal motivation to grow so he can provide for and develop his family.
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My name is Daniel. So I started following you on Instagram here. I'm just getting into the wholesaling game. That's what I want to do. I'm gonna get my feet wet. Wholesaling, doing assignment and contracts type of thing. Build relationships and then move forward. Because there's never a top for me. I want to go to the. Why not buy up the block where I'm from and change. Change the outcome for these kids, change the outcome for these families. Show them that there's more to life, there's better ways to live. It's a blessing from God for me to be right here, for me to be even talking to you, watching you be able to do your thing in the capsule. I love that video. You look at your wife. You like it in the time capsule. What? You put me on spot. You know what I'm saying? This is the question I want to ask you. When you was talking about building a team, hire more people, would you take your family and build them up or would you hire experienced people? Because it would be easier than building higher experienced people. I'm going to get selfish. For me to give them the life I want to give them, until I got selfish, it felt selfish, but I wasn't really. If I don't grow, I can't grow them.
