Real Estate Investing with Coach Carson #378: Why More Real Estate Didn't Make Me Happy
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Jan 13, 2025 
Jordan Grumet, a former physician turned author of The Purpose Code, shares his journey from medicine to discovering deeper fulfillment. He discusses the difference between 'big P Purpose' and 'little p purpose,' encouraging listeners to embrace small, joyful actions that align with their values. Grumet highlights the importance of community and personal reflection for finding happiness, asserting that true purpose can be pursued without financial wealth. His insights provide practical strategies for creating a meaningful life, transforming burnout into joy.
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Carson's Burnout Story
- At 23, Coach Carson borrowed ambitious real estate goals, like flipping 50 houses a year, from a seminar.
- Despite achieving financial success, he felt burnt out, realizing borrowed goals didn't bring happiness.
Burnout and Borrowed Goals
- Burnout can arise from pursuing others' goals, neglecting personal joy in the process.
- Big, audacious goals can overshadow other sources of purpose, leading to an unbalanced life.
Big P vs. Little p Purpose
- "Big P Purpose" focuses on large goals, creating a scarce mindset where success is all-or-nothing.
- "Little p purpose" prioritizes the process, enjoying activities regardless of outcome, fostering abundance.
