So have you signed up from my November 1st and 2nd virtual multifamily boot camp? If not, what the heck are you waiting for?

Now, I'm already starting to see hugely discounted prices for multifamily properties already. The deals are here.

In fact, I just said a deal come across my desk yesterday for $10,000 a door in an area that they were at least $100,000 a door three years ago.

I mean, that's what's coming.

You know, so tickets for the event are only $97 at my virtual boot camp, and I don't sell anything there.

So it's 16 to 18 hours of training about every aspect of this exciting and lucrative multifamily business that we all love and nothing's being sold.

So get off the fence, for God's sakes. Join me for a couple of days. If you're serious about

building that life you and your family deserve. If you're serious about it and you've chosen

real estate as a vehicle for you to make that happen, I promise you'll be glad you came.

Text the word boot camp to 72345 or go to rods bootcamp.com.

Again, text boot camp to 72345 or go to rods boot camp.com right now.

And I'll see you soon.

All right, let's get to it.

Today I want to talk about the power that comes into your life when you're effectively managing your time.

But before I get into that, I want to share some truths that I know for sure. Number one, you can't stop time. We're all getting older, right? And time's going to pass no matter what we do or don't do for that matter. The second truth is you can't get it back. Once time's gone, it's gone forever. And the third truth is we all have a hard stop, right? No one gets out alive. Now, given those

truths, you'd think that we'd all spend every second of every day using our time in the most

productive and most efficient ways possible, right? Well, you and I both know that's not the case.

We spend our time on all sorts of ineffective and inefficient things, myself included, and we spend a lot of

time doing things we don't need to do to avoid doing the things we're actually supposed to be

doing. Now, we've all heard the phrase, I'm just too busy. Maybe you've even said I'm too

busy or I don't have time recently. And I do. I mean, listen, this is me calling the kettle black

as well, trust me. And whenever you use the too busy card, what you're really saying is it's not a priority for me. Or let me rephrase that. Whenever we use the too busy card, we're saying it's not a priority for me. And the reality is we all make time for what we place value on. Now, here's what's important. And that is to place value on the correct things at the correct

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