Short excerpt from a YouTube video (Achieving Succes In Real Estate Investing Mindset) featuring Ruben giving a mindset-focused monologue. He recounts creating a vision board as part of James Kanami’s mentorship program, reflects that earlier goals were lofty but progress is visible, and advises curating social media (e.g., unfollowing accounts) to avoid harmful comparisons and preserve focus.
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Two years ago, created a vision board. And it's pretty. I mean, through my mentorship, shout out to James Kanami. Oh, I like him. Yeah, I've never met him, but I hear. But no, his, you know, his mentorship program, that's like his first episode. First, like, series, you know, classes, mindset and vision board. And so that's what I did, you know, create this vision board of, you know, where we wanted to be at. And, you know, we're. We're. We're not. Those are really lofty goals. But the vision, it. It's pretty cool to see. Okay, well, that's where we were, and this is where we're at. The other thing I'll say, Ruben, is be careful social media. And be okay to unfollow some people. You don't have to unfriend them, but unfollow. Because sometimes that can make you feel, you know, at least for me, I can speak for myself. It's like, okay, yeah, they're really knocking out of the park. Or the perception is they're really knocking out of the park, and then you start questioning what you're doing.