After mastering $1-$1.5 million properties, many Airbnb hosts jump to $4 million luxury homes in unfamiliar markets and fail. The speaker argues entrepreneurs and influencers chase the next big thing to keep audiences engaged, but the real win is staying stupid simple: master one deal and repeat it.
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Because even in that example with Airbnb, it's, yeah, you crack the code on like that $1 to $1.5 million home, but now you're like, no, I'm going to go buy a luxury property. I'm going to go lock up a $4 million home in a market that I don't know and charge more. It's then when you go into there, it's like you got to make sure you're nailed down with events, with weddings, with bachelor parties. Now you're in a whole different market and that's where people get caught with their pants down. And a lot of these guys have big followings, big entrepreneurs, big investors. Like they got to keep coming up with these sexy ideas for people to keep following them and consuming their content. It's like nobody talks about just keeping it stupid simple because then you'd run out of content ideas. But it's like one of the most profound things that I've heard on the show thus far with all the interviews that I've done is just, wow, like not even just keeping it simple, but like whatever that deal is, just keep ripping on that one.