At coachcarson.com I Iike to share practical strategies, step-by-step explanations, and real-world case studies. Each time you visit my site, I want you to leave more prepared to take action on real estate investing, money, and being your best. But there is a deeper motivation for me beneath the tactics and practical information. What really [Continue Reading]
The Hidden Cost of Too Much Comfort & Security (And What to Pursue Instead)
In 1931 an Englishman named Aldous Huxley wrote a novel called Brave New World about a future society that apparently had it made. Through advanced technology and meticulous government systems, everyone in this society had comfort, security, and entertainment in endless supply. But in the end, this “perfect” society turns out to be a nightmare. Too much [Continue Reading]
How to Get True Security
I admit it. More than one emotion has motivated me as an entrepreneur and real estate investor. When I started from scratch right out of college with nothing but my wits and my energy, I was motivated by excitement and adventure. I felt like a courageous mountain climber leaving base camp for the summit of [Continue Reading]
2016 Annual Review
The year 2016 is quickly winding down, and in 3 weeks we’ll begin 2017. Are you preparing to make 2017 even better than 2016? To help you make 2017 the best year possible, I’ve republished my guide called “The Annual Review: The #1 Habit of Exceptional People.” Why Do An Annual Review? An annual review [Continue Reading]
The Annual Review: The #1 Habit of Exceptional People
I have studied hundreds of exceptional people in my Business-Money-Life Project. One of the most common habits of these exceptional entrepreneurs, investors, leaders, and visionaries is some sort of regular goal-setting process or annual review. Because this annual review process seemed so important, I adapted one for myself. This guide shares the step-by-step process I personally use for an annual review [Continue Reading]
Trust: The Ultimate Bank Account (& 6 Ways to Grow It)
I write a lot about financial accounts. Don’t you love the idea of savings accounts with a lot of cash or real estate investments with large equity balances? I know I do. But there is another type of account that probably affects your life much more profoundly. This account measures trust. Stephen R. Covey calls this an [Continue Reading]
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