Hey everyone! 👋 I’m currently preparing for the Michigan real estate exam and could use some advice, structure, and maybe even a little accountability. I’ve already completed the 40-hour pre-licensing course and it’s been a while since I’ve took it, so now I’m in the self-study phase — and that’s where I’m hitting some roadblocks. My biggest challenge right now is staying focused and creating a consistent study routine. Between work and everyday distractions, I find myself struggling to lock in and truly absorb the material. Here’s what I’m currently doing: - Using PrepAgent, Quizlet, and the PSI book - Mixing in flashcards and practice questions - Studying in short blocks, but it’s hard to stay on track My goals over the next few weeks: ✅ Create and stick to a realistic study schedule ✅ Improve my focus during study sessions ✅ Take and pass the exam on the first try If anyone has tips on how they stayed focused, organized their study time, or handled the exam anxiety — I’d really appreciate hearing about it. Also open to finding a study partner or group if anyone’s interested. Thanks in advance — wishing all of you success on your journey too! — Jasjeet Singh

I have a lot great people in my phone. Some I’ve only talked to once.. others I’ve known for years but have fallen out of touch. Goal start conversations.. Be more interested than interesting.. bring up a post from their socials they seemed excited about posting. Good luck out there Skool fam!!

Yup. Two bucks. MLS wouldn’t let me list it at $1 (I tried), so we went with $2. So far… - 40,000+ views - 25+ people remade a video clowning me on social media - 7 showings booked - 1 solid lead we're talking to tonight Now compare that to the last 6 months: - 0 offers - 0 leads - 3,000 views total How’d I do? Sometimes you gotta get a little weird to get attention. But once you’ve got it, the goal is to convert it. Curious to see where this goes. If it ends in a sale, I’ll break it all down. If not, I’ll own that too. Either way, attention is the name of the game right now. Let me know what you think — genius or gimmick? Go out there and be weird

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When I quit my 9-5, I was terrified. We had bills. We had a mortgage. The timing couldn’t have been worse at least that’s what fear told me. But deep down, I knew something had to change. I was building someone else’s dream, while sacrificing time with my own family. I remember thinking: “What if this doesn’t work?” “What if I let my family down?” But here's the twist… That fear became my fuel. I wasn’t just doing this for me, I was doing this for them. Now I work from home. I’m present for every milestone. Diaper changes. Nap time. Late-night feedings. I’m not just building a business, I’m being a mom. If you're a new parent thinking about starting something for yourself… I won’t lie, it’s scary. But if you’ve got the grit and the vision? It might just be the best thing you ever do. 👇 Parents: what was your biggest fear when starting out? Let’s talk about it.