Summary
As the new year approaches it is a great time to look back at what you have accomplished the past year but it is also important to look at what did not serve you as well. In this episode, Steven shares with us some strategies we can implement in order to avoid making more mistakes and achieve the financial freedom we want.
Key Takeaways:
- Mistake – Letting go of habits, mentors, or exercises that led to your success and thinking you don’t need them anymore.
- Building a habit of checking in with yourself to avoid this
- Journalling to discover what was working and what was not
- Identify the causes of those successes and you will discover some habits that contributed to it
- Ask yourself the question, “Where in my life, am I self-sabotaging and causing myself to quit doing the things that made me most successful in the first place?”
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Steven Pesavento has always been obsessed with understanding how we can think better, how we can be better and how we can do better. He is an active real estate investor who curates Commercial Real Estate Investments for clients.

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