Building an investment portfolio feels slow at first, like watching grass grow over three to five years. Most people quit early or chase quick schemes instead. Real mentorship teaches you what not to do, and patience during those early years matters more than speed.
When it comes to building a property, building an investment portfolio, it can feel like watching grass grow to begin with. Who's had this experience? It can feel like watching grass grow for 3 to 5 years, and it can be a long time, and you can second-guess yourself, and it can feel frustrating, and you can go, I'm not doing enough, and you can go and ask all these questions. And what a lot of people do is that they then go do something stupid. They either do something stupid by stopping because they're going, it's not working, Just because they haven't given it enough time. Or they go look for get-rich-quick, which is also stupid. When you're learning from mentors, it's not about understanding what to do. It's always about understanding what not to do.
