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10/19/19 • 0 min

If you had 24 hours to live, what would you do? ‘Memento Mori’ in Latin is a reminder that we will die. In his Meditations—essentially his own private journal, Marcus Aurelius wrote that “You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.” Knowing that this is true, live every day as if it were your last. That means be kind to the people you come across, love as much as possible, give your best to anything you do today. Try this for 24 hours and watch your life change.

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5 years ago, I literally had $3 left in my bank account, my credit score was ruined, my first business failed, I was on the verge of bankruptcy, and started going through a major spell of depression. Today, we closed escrow on a perfect little home for our growing family. After years of saving, knocking down debt, viewing 100+ homes, 1000+ hours on MLS, 5 bidding battles, 6 long months, and 2 escrows - we are officially HOMEOWNERS! I know that all we see are highlights and flexing on the gram, but I just wanted to share this for anybody that needed to see or hear that times can get tough for anyone at anytime. Life will humble that ass and you’ll have to unlearn certain things like I did when it came to money and business. Sometimes you gotta hit rock bottom and all you’re left with is yourself. You grow through what you go through. Self growth and your mindset is what changes everything. ‘Thoughts Become Things’ and you can attract all of the good and the bad that you want in your life. So you might as well choose the good, be abundant, and align with everything you desire. Providing for my family has given me so much purpose, gratitude, and motivation. I’m far from the finish line but I’m happy with my pace on this marathon. Shout to Quy and Ung Real Estate for being patient with us and getting us in the home that just felt right when we first stepped foot into the property, understanding that location was most important in our search, and that family is priority when making this investment. I’m glad we’re still doing business after all these years and look to do more in the future! 🏠🏁

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What is your relationship to failure? How do you respond to challenges? Recall a time when you caught an L. How did it affect you and what did you learn? Personally, I remember having less than $3 left in my bank account on the verge of bankruptcy and feeling below the dirt rock bottom. Looking back, it gave me so much opportunity to learn and grow. I wouldn’t wish those times on anybody, but the comeback from that? The ability to turn a loss into a learning experience? I hope everyone feels that at least a couple times in their lives. What a feeling.