How old is too old? How young is too young? Everyone believes that to be successful, you have to be a certain age. 30-50 is widely considered the “success” age. So if you want to be successful you have to do it in this time frame. To build a successful business, career, family, and more, you have to fall into this age range, otherwise, you aren’t going to find the success you seek because you are, “too young for this” or “too old for this.” 

Inside this community, we defy that train of thought. Our younger members, who are between 22 and 32 have built successful long-term and short-term rental proptie businesses. To our older community members who find success each and every day of their lives, we stand beside them and support them as they make their goals a reality, no matter the timeline. 

Today we had a special guest by the name of Alisia Clements. She is 22 years old and has built a real estate business with over 30 properties! If you ever think that the timing is an issue, just look to the people around you and see that, so long as you stand together, you can achieve whatever you strive for. 

Aspiration and the mindset to drive forward are some of the most important things people can have in their lives. You are one conversation away from changing your life. The best part is, that conversation could be with anyone. So if nothing else, come hang out. Come have the conversations with our community, and your dreams come true, no matter your timeline. 

We apologize for the stutter of the video this week, due to a storm our connection was horrible and we did our best to try and keep the connection as stable as possible. 

To get involved with this community more please reach out to the person who invited you to your meeting or the person who shared this video with you. 

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