This doesn’t mean that you are not going to have to work.
This doesn’t mean that you can be lazy.
This doesn’t mean that there won’t be challenges and that riches are going to fall in your lap.
What you’re supposed to get out of this is if you learn to do less of the hands-on work, that if you learn to manage projects, that if you manage systems instead of doing all the work yourself, you will get more done as a business.
You will be more productive.
You will, in turn, do less work, have more free time, make more money, and still get more done.
Now, if you’re learning to be creative, you can take that same statement and apply it to other parts of your real estate investing business, like trying to strike deals with the big dogs. Here, your goal is to do business with people and companies that have access to large amounts of money or access to large audiences.
This way, you’re doing the same amount of work, but reaping larger benefits.
Picture This: You’re a real estate investor and you need to sell 10 homes by the end of the week or the big bad boogie man is going to take your family and everything you love away. Would you like to meet with individuals, or would you like to speak in front of 350 people at a time that are interested in buying homes right now?
That is what having access to the big dogs helps you do.
Find the big dogs that can help you in your business and make a connection. Then, leverage that connection for profit for you and them. Always, Always, Always create win-win-win situations.
As long as everyone is winning, they will continue to play. Thus, making your job easier and more productive.
To Your Immediate and Lasting Real Estate Investing Success,
Kenney 
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