Some things are worthy of your attention and concern. Others are not. Spending too much mental energy on the wrong things can move you further away from happiness and contentment. Making these things a priority isn’t just a waste of time. It creates unnecessary challenges in life. Do you spend your time caring about the things that can make a positive difference? Are you sure? Let’s find out! Read on to learn more.

Low self-esteem is practically an epidemic. We’re bombarded with images of impossible success and beauty on a daily basis. It’s hard to avoid making comparisons, and those comparisons never seem to work out in our favor. Add to that a few mean comments received in childhood, a workplace bully, and a few extra pounds, and your self-esteem is in the tank. Try these strategies to improve your self-esteem.

Stress, anxiety and depression are all warning signs from the body that something is not right. 

Money isn’t everything, it’s just 1 area of your life you need to get handled. 

(Link: https://www.apa.org/news/podcasts/speaking-of-psychology/financial-stress#:~:text=Audrey%20Hamilton%3A%20Money%20is%20a,as%20diabetes%20and%20heart%20disease.

According to the American Psychological Association (APA), money is the top cause of stress in the United States. 

long-term financial stress related to finances results in distress, which may bring up blood pressure and cause headaches, upset stomach, chest pain, insomnia, and a general feeling of sickness. Financial stress has also been linked to a number of health problems, including depression, anxiety, skin problems, diabetes, and arthritis.

However, a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows that $85,000 is the minimum income you need to start feeling happy. Those earning less than that are less happy on average, while those earning over $85,000 are happier. 

psychologist Daniel Kahneman and economist Angus Deaton published a study in 2010 that showed the highest level of life satisfaction with incomes of $75,000 ($90,000 when adjusted for inflation, per Bloomberg) and that more income did not improve happiness. 

(Link: https://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/107/38/16489.full.pdf

Just as the wisdom of King Solomon said in the Bible, where he said give me neither poverty, nor riches. 

In 2015 a study was published that showed to make the equivalent of a mile class family in 1960, in the year 2015 you would have to make between $180,000 on the low end to $1,000,000 on the high end

A million dollars is not as much money as it use to be. Today you need about a million in a half to equal what a million dollars was in 1960.

In the documentary "Capitalism: A Love Story" Past generations, a family could make a living on just a single income because we bombed the competition in ww2 and it took them 30 years to rebuild.

However, during the 1980 new laws were written that took money out of the working class and put it in the hands of the rich making the rich super-rich.

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Because of economic changes it has gotten harder and harder for many to be able to make a living. 

You can rant, rave and complain how unfair this is however, if you want to win you have to play by the rules of the game if you want to win by adapting to the new economic changes. 

Just 0.01% of the population, and 5% of businesses make a million dollars a year.

Just like the TV show undercover billionaire where in season #1 Glen Sterns and season #2 Grant cordon was draped off in the middle of nowhere, with just $100, no contacts, just their skills, and built a million-dollar business in just 90 day. 

We understand that you come from many different industries however, we are going to use the example of real estate because economics translates into any industry that you work in.

ActiveRain conducted a survey(1) of 1,758 real estate professionals to find out what separates the top real estate professionals (those earning over $100,000 a year, from those earning less than $35,000. ActiveRain's study showed that those earning at least $100,000 are spending between $5,000 - $10,000 in marketing or around 10% of their yearly commissions.

To further this point Tony Kalsi spent $50, 629 in marketing to earn $543,390 in commissions over a 4 year period bring in a 11X return on his investment.

Over a period of 8 years, Tony invest a total of $219,220 in marketing earning him $2,005,022 in commissions.

It took 5 months to close his first deal, at which he continued to re-invest his profits back into marketing generating 168 leads and closing 22 deals. The neighborhoods he marketed to did a total of 44 homes sold. So Tony got 50% of the deals in his neighborhoods.

The beauty of the real estate industry as compared that to a college education that is required for most other careers and you can get started with a real estate license for just a couple hundred dollars however if your goal is to make $100,000 a year you need to raise or have the capital to invest $10,000 a year into marketing, and if you want to be able to earn a million dollars a year you need $100,000.

Before we look at how this agent pulled out $3 million dollars from a $250,000 property we need to understand what your competition is doing because just as Sun Tzu said “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

The competition is fierce! But for you to succeed, you have to know what you are up against because as Marc Cuban said: “IF YOU DON'T KNOW MORE THAN YOUR COMPETITION, THEY CAN KICK YOUR ASS”.

People have gotten number to the way that most enterprises do business because almost everyone is doing the same thing just under a different company or different brand name. So most people have gotten numb to the way that most enterprises do business and can ignore you.

Research shows the average real estate agent makes $40,000 a year and 90% earn less than $60,000 a year, and according to data published at https://www.tomferry.com/blog/87-of-all-agents-fail-in-real-estate/ which shows that 87% of licensed real estate agents fail.

This isn't meant to scare you but give you hope because once you see how easy it is to once you have the proper knowledge. A general never goes into a battle without knowing what he is up against however, most go into business with nieve optimism.

You may be familiar with Vilfredo Pareto and De Solla Price from school also known as the 80/20 law and prices law.

In this example were looking at real estate but don’t be distracted by the industry were looking at because the principle crosses over into any industry including real estate which the square root produces 50% of the results. If you have 10,000 real estate agents, 100 produce half of the results. 

(see Los Angeles top 10 real estate agents) Los Angeles’s #1 agent sold a minimum of 188 more properties than anyone else in the top 10 however, Los Angeles #1 agent, they do not give an exact number. We just know they sold over 500+ homes and for a higher price than anyone else in the top 10)

The organization “Made By Dyslexia” held an event to celebrate the achievements of dyslexia because we live in a world made by dyslexic individuals like Henry Ford who developed the automobile, Thomas Edison who discovered Electricity, Steve Jobs who developed the smartphone, and civilization space travel with people like Elon Musk and Richard Branson with Space X and Virgin Galactic.

The research shows that dyslexics are 400% more likely to become millionaires however, as Matt Hancock Sec of State Health & Social Care spoke at the 2019 dyslexia summit address we are here to celebrate the achievement of those successful dyslexics who became successful inspire of their dyslexia.

He went on to emphasize that we are the privileged ones who made it despite a system that has bet on us to fail. We became successful despite the odds being against us.

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br>In Samantha Coppola Ted Talks video she’s shows the cost of raising a child from birth to 18 is currently $245,000 however, to raise a dyslexic child is $400,000 to provide the resources to be a successful and productive member of socity.

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Because dyslexic children lack the resources to set them up for success according to the institution of educationsciences.gov

when they enter the real world Dyslexic are also more likely to end up in jail, prison, drugs, and more likely to engage in self harming behavior like beating or cutting ones self, and more likely to attempt suicide.

(See article https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1122799

According to eduationupdate.com shows that 48% of dyslexics are in prison because if you have poor reading and writing ability it is almost impossible to get a job.
Many times it is not that dyslexics can’t read but many times because of the way their eyes are communicating with the brain. Their brain does not see what is on the page and will even make up word that are not on the page

(See articlehttp://www.educationupdate.com/archives/2008/DEC/html/spec--dyslexia.html

My parents were not rich however, I qualified for a scholarship for a special school that helped me to learn so I could do better in school to get me out of special ed.

If you did not get the proper resources to set you up for success. You may become resentful.  Kirk and Reid conducted a study that found that up to 50% of the prison population had some form of dyslexia.

(See article https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2019/04/people-in-prison-are-way-more-likely-to-have-dyslexia-the-justice-system-sets-them-up-to-fail/  

Dyslexics have failed so many time that failing is not a big deal for them. However, they learn from their failures until they become successful. Because so many dyslexics have become homeless from Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Steve Harvey, and Paul Mitchel I looked at my time in homelessness as a right of passage because there was a study published by Semanticsscholoar.org that showed the connection between dyslexia and homeless in which 52% of the homeless that took part in the study showed signs of dyslexia.

(See article https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2019/04/people-in-prison-are-way-more-likely-to-have-dyslexia-the-justice-system-sets-them-up-to-fail/

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Dyslexics have an unusual rate of success however, if you have too many disadvantages dyslexia does not help. As you see dyslexics are more likely to be addicted to drugs, a criminal, homeless, and give up and commit suicide depending on the support system you have.

If you were born into poverty, grow up in a broken home, and have no support system you are more likely to experience the negative effects of dyslexia.

ActiveRain conducted a survey(1) of 1,758 real estate professionals to find out what separates the top real estate professionals (those earning over $100,000 a year, from those earning less than $35,000. ActiveRain's study showed that those earning at least $100,000 are spending between $5,000 - $10,000 in marketing or around 10% of their yearly commissions.

To further this point Tony Kalsi spent $50, 629 in marketing to earn $543,390 in commissions over a 4 year period bring in a 11X return on his investment.

Over a period of 8 years, Tony invest a total of $219,220 in marketing earning him $2,005,022 in commissions.

It took 5 months to close his first deal, at which he continued to re-invest his profits back into marketing generating 168 leads and closing 22 deals. The neighborhoods he marketed to did a total of 44 homes sold. So Tony got 50% of the deals in his neighborhoods.

The beauty of the real estate industry as compared that to a college education that is required for most other careers and you can get started with a real estate license for just a couple hundred dollars however if your goal is to make $100,000 a year you need to raise or have the capital to invest $10,000 a year into marketing, and if you want to be able to earn a million dollars a year you need $100,000.

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Here’s what we learned from ActiveRain: 

Demographics:

• Rich real estate agents tend to be MEN (58% male). Poor real estate agents tended to be WOMEN (60% female). 47% of the survey was male.
• Rich real estate agents have 11-20 years of real estate experience. Poor real estate agents had 4-5 five years of experience. The average was 6-10 years of experience.
• The average age of the respondent was 51-60 years old. S/he is a college grad with moderate technology experience. Age did not matter between rich and poor real estate agents.

  What Seems to Matter:

• Rich Real Estate Agents invest 6x more in technology
• Rich Real Estate Agents BROADCAST via social media
• Rich Real Estate Agents upload video to Youtube
• Rich Real Estate Agents spend 10x more on marketing

What Doesn’t Seem to Matter (either it doesn’t matter or everyone is using it poorly):

• FaceBook
• Real Estate Listing Websites – (Zillow, Trulia, and Realtor.com)
• Direct Mail

Rich real estate agents invest 6 times as much in technology as poor real estate agents. Every year the average rich real estate agent spends $3,000-5,000 per year on technology, while the poor real estate agent only spends $500-1,000 per year. (see the section “Business Capital) So, for every one 
dollar that the poor agent spends on technology, rich agent spends six dollars. Think about this:The average rich real estate spends more money in a month, than some poor real estate agents spend on technology all year.