Real Estate Investing with Coach Carson #398: Slower is Faster: Why Patient Investors Win in Real Estate
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Apr 4, 2025 A challenging hike in Peru reveals profound lessons about patience in real estate investing. The host emphasizes that a slow and steady approach often leads to success, paralleling the physical journey with investment strategies. They discuss the benefits of a buy-and-hold philosophy over quick fixes like house flipping, highlighting the importance of community support. The wisdom of the tortoise versus the hare serves as a core theme, encouraging investors to embrace consistency and thoughtful decision-making.
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Colca Canyon Hike
- Chad Carson shares a humbling experience hiking Peru's Colca Canyon.
- He overexerted himself early on, learned a valuable lesson about pacing.
Philosophy of the Climb
- Carson developed a "philosophy of the climb": slow and steady wins.
- Rushing into things can lead to burnout and setbacks.
Inca Trail Hike
- Carson applied his philosophy during the Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu.
- By maintaining a steady pace, he and his wife outperformed others who started fast.
