Investing in your Education
I still consider myself very much at the beginning of my road to knowledge within the property investment industry and therefore understand the importance of investing in my education. Its very important for me to stay focused and motivated whilst investing in that education.
I would recommend that you look at a good property course such as the courses provided by Rob and Mark at Progressive Property. This is the course I went on to learn the tools of the trade.
I was asked by Rob Moore about what had happened to me after attending the Progressive Property training.
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Reading Material
I also found that reading industry related and personal development books was a great way to stay connected to the property world and keep my motivation levels high. Set aside some time each day for you to do some reading. The best time for me is half an hour before going to sleep. I also set myself a goal to read 2 books every month, that way I know I am going to continue educating myself and you can never stop learning.
Here are my first five recommended books to get you started.
- The Richest Man in Babylon – Author George S. Clason.
I found this book inspiring and enjoyable to read, it holds the secrets to acquiring money, keeping money and making money earn more money. - Rich Dad Poor Dad – Author Robert T. Kiyosaki.
This book is a starting point for anyone looking to gain control of their financial future a must read. - The 44 Most Closely Guarded Property Secrets – Author Rob Moore & Mark Homer.
This was my first exposure into the property world as told by my good friends Mark and Rob. It inspired me so much that I read it twice. This book speaks for itself. - Think and Grow Rich - Author Napoleon Hill.
This is probably my favourite read so far. It’s the essential guide to joining the ranks of the world’s most successful people. Just follow Hill’s immortal rules. - Make Cash in a Property Market Crash – Author Rob Moore & Mark Homer
This is how I truly came to understand the term “Buying Below Market Value” and from that came a change in my belief.
