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How Tim Broner's Became successful on His Career Part 1

2 Dec 2022 · 0 min

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Tim Broner recounts deciding to act on a business opportunity in his early 30s, expressing confidence that 'now' was the time to try. He paid for a real estate course ("a couple of thousand dollars") and notes the business required financial commitment and left little spare cash. The segment emphasizes personal resolve, age/timing, and monetary sacrifice.

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About 33 (he says 'I'm 30, I think I was 33 or something at the time').

"A couple of thousand dollars."

I was quite confident that it was going to work, which is good. I thought, I'm 30, I think I was 33 or something at the time. And if, if I'm going to do something, it's. If I'm going to try something, it's now. So I, and I paid for my real estate course. This is off of a couple of thousand dollars. This whole business was created as well. So there was a financial commitment, as I mentioned. You know, we were, we had a lot to pay for, so there wasn't too much spare cash around, but.