Description When I graduated from college in 2001, I thought I had the world by the horns.
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I found success in multiple businesses.
I went from having a goal to make $100, 000 a year to a goal to make $1, 000, 000 a year in a few years.
My life started to turn around, and success followed very quickly.
I got outside my comfort zone and did things that scared me and were very hard to do.
Then I started to listen to other people and not rely on just myself.
At first the changes resulted in me making much less money and being way more stressed However, I accidentally started to create some goals, because I got fed up with how things were going.
I got fed up with how things were going and I made some drastic changes.
A funny thing happened a few years into my real estate career.
If I convinced myself, I didn\'t want those things, maybe I would be less disappointed.
I lost some of my dreams, I started to tell myself I didn\'t want fancy things or nice cars, because I started to believe I would never be able to get those things.
Not only did I struggle after college, I became very frustrated with where my career was going.
Hard work is also a very important part of success, and although I could have definitely worked a little harder in school and at work, that wasn\'t the missing piece to the puzzle.
I thought I was smart, I was educated, I thought I could be successful, but there is much more to success than intelligence and education.
I struggled in the beginning of my career, not because I was in the wrong field, or I was not knowledgeable, but because I had a bad attitude and did not know how to be successful.
For some reason, I was not super successful right out of college I ended up working for my dad part-time in real estate, which became full-time and then an awesome business.
The only problem I had, was I had no plan, no idea what I wanted to do for work, and I wasn\'t the hardest worker.
I had a degree in business finance, I was smart, and I knew I would be successful.
Description When I graduated from college in 2001, I thought I had the world by the horns
