So I was seeing patients in my office, saw a patient, said, I'll be right back, slipped out the back door,

drove down eight blocks, quick went through the place, made an offer, got it accepted, and came back

and kept seeing patients. So that's how we did it, mostly weekends, morning, weekends, early mornings,

in the evenings. And then as my real estate income started getting more prolific, I was

able to sort of cut back on days and that scale just kind of changed like this. And you're still

practicing today, correct? I am. I did surgery this morning. And spreadsheets this afternoon.

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If you, like if success is your calling, if success is the thing you desire most, this might be one of the most valuable hour-ish of your life.

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He's sitting right here right now.

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