Dean Graziosi Weekly Video Blog #57 - Take It Easy or You'll Pop Like a Champagne Cork!

Wishing DG and ALL the DG family a happy, safe and successful New Year.As you say, ( in my words ) Take One Step At A Time. This is a great way to to look at NYRs

Thanks for that Dean, Most of us do forget that it's about small baby steps. So to get us back on track this is a great video blog!
Happy New Year You deserve your success.

when is your new book going to be for sale. i can hardly wait to read it.

Bob Ross
Success Academy Student

Inspired by this Weekly Video Blog about setting goals, I've taken what would be considered a small step to most and I've reached out to 3 real estate agents today in hopes of doing deals with them in the future. I'm nervous about them being willing to work with me in the future but I got to get the ball rolling! I want 2010 to be the year I officially become a real estate investor!

Your last blog of the Y2009 makes perfect sense and I have gained an important lesson. Short but profound message.

While I could not accomplish my goal of One deal by EOY 2009 I am not disheartened as I know why it didn't happen.

Wishing You and All DG Family members A Happy New Year.

Bimal

Nothing happens unless it was intended to happen. Allow yourself to wait patiently for everything, but make sure to do your part. Take everything step by step and you will achieve. I believe it. I haven't got a deal yet and its going on a year and a half now, but I am not giving up, I am much smarter and I am much better at what I do. I didn't gain money but I sure did gain knowledge on how to do this.

Keep faith and I believe one day I will be writing my first deal here. Anycase, Dean and all DG family have a safe holiday and a Happy New Year!

Love you all!

Gladia

I hope all the DG family and investors have a wonderful New Year! I have had the great priviledge to meet so many wonderful people on this site. Thanks for the words of wisdom Dean and all your inspiration. You keep me going and remind me where I want to be! Reality is we need to take small steps to make it to the top of the mountain. I don't know about others, but I sure can relate and have been down that road in my life. Happy New Year too all!

Suzanne
Arizona

God not only Blessed me to have come across a young man and his staff that are very knowlegeable, dedicated and committed to our success, but He is also blessing me in that my daughter is expecting and is due January 15th. Just like babies, we have to crawl before we can walk, and before you know it we're off and running. Thanks Dean and the entire DG family. I'm looking forward to seeing all of you at the finish line as WE cross it together in 2010.

Bryan D Smith Sr.

i think you are right dean i was thinking the same thing about taking baby steps first so that i wont be stressed out.thanks again for the advice dean

Hoping everyone has a happy and healthy New Year.
Thanks again Dean for all the positive blogs. They inspire me!

Hi Everyone!
Iam trying to find properties that I can work with. I didn't act fast enough or have the confidence yet on a shortsale for 49k and now the deal is gone. Found a duplex and two houses for 249k or make offer. I will call the R. E. agent. I have the motivation but not the confidence yet that I can do it with no money down and my credit is marginal.
I found a shortsale funder and other websites from a DG post. The list of hard money lenders also helps. The DG website is awesome.
Will write more later. Iam getting started before the New Year why wait?

It's funny, I just was introduced to the term Kaizen today on another website. I always try to pay attention to those kinds of coinkydinks when they happen. My style is usually to procrastinate on the things I dread until time becomes short and then hurry up and do them badly. I don't get to learn what I'm capable of or what I'm not capable of, which is probably the real payoff. Lack of accomplishment is chalked up to procrastination/fear instead of the more serious (and unchangeable) flaws of not being smart enough, good enough or fill-in-the-blank enough. Wow, do I sound like a pity party or what? Sorry, didn't mean it that way.

Thank You Dean.......you are what this world needs: someone who really cares and wants to help others be better off and blessed just as
much as you are!

It says in the Bible "do not despise small beginnings". On Tuesday,12/29/09, I made my
little step......emailed a local investor I found
in the CTREIA category list. He is seriously
out to help me.........

I now begin to do Real Estate Investing with
a focused seriousness to make my life better!

Gayle in Shelton,CT

Thank you, Dean, for sharing your terrific insight. It's great advice and we will follow it.
2010 holds a lot of promise for all of us and I am anxiously looking forward to it. In 2009 we met you thru your infomercials, books and videos. You came into our lives given us a new direction and inch by inch we are headed that way.
Thank you so much.
May the New year bring you many blessings,

Mike & Mary

I thank GOD for allowing me to be alive another day, for also allowing me to be a part of this awesome unit. I have slammed into some brick walls but because of all of you I've dusted myself off and will continue to follow your leads.....you are all special and wonderful,DG I thank GOD also for you being a leader in the trenches with us!

As always Dean, you know exactly what to say to us for engouragement.
Thank You

just by reading all the posted journals I can learn from it and i can applyit with my real estate strategy...thanks

Does anyone know if you can do an assignment with an REO? Do banks allow you to do that or do you need to purchase the property for yourself to do the deal? Has anyone done an assignment with an REO and what kind of response did the bank and broker have to trying to do an assignment deal? Did they say forget it or was there a way for you to do the deal? Please advise. Thanks