One Rental At A Time Why Failing At 30 Was The Best Thing Ever
Oct 30, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Casey from Brick by Brick Wealth shares her journey as a real estate investor and content creator. She highlights how social media can distort self-worth, urging listeners to curate their feeds for positivity. Casey emphasizes the importance of starting small in wealth-building and viewing mistakes as essential learning opportunities. Additionally, she discusses uplifting daily practices, the value of supportive networks, and the necessity of open conversations about finances. Her insights inspire a proactive mindset for personal and financial growth.
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Early Failure Turned Into Perspective
- Michael lost $100,000 in the stock market at age 30 and hadn't bought his first rental until 31.
- He frames these failures as part of his story and urges running your own race without harsh self-judgment.
Late Start, Big Outcomes
- Casey was a stay-at-home mom who didn't start her business or buy property until her thirties.
- She emphasizes that being 'average' still lets you become successful later in life.
Control Your Feed And Financial Habits
- Curate your social feed to motivate, not to induce envy; use it for positive content.
- Live below your means, save discretionary income, buy assets, and hold them for a decade to build wealth.
