Short monologue (YouTube) in which the speaker (Mark Evans DM) reflects that their primary residence in Shaker has been fully renovated over five years—every inch completed and maintained (notably an expensive, well-kept yard). They express gratitude but also a desire to ‘go bigger’: consider acquiring another property, pursuing progression, and building a home for themselves rather than for profit.
My house here in Shaker. I have nothing else to do to this house from the ground up. Since we bought it five years ago, I've redone the house from ground up, every single centimeter of this house, indoors and outdoors. Golf course grass. It's the best yard in the world. We spend thousands of dollars a month just for the grass. There's nothing to touch. Every inch of this house is done. So I start thinking, what do we need to do next? Where do we need to go bigger? How do we get another property to do more? Like progression? It's not like I'm not thankful or grateful. I'm very grateful I'm here. But my brain, if I go buy a house and I'm it, it's for me. I'm not trying to make money on it for my personal residence. I'm trying to build what I want.
