As our economy continues to change rapidly, I believe how we define entrepreneurs is expanding.
Sarah Weaver wants to inspire you to invest in real estate to fund your passion!
She technically works for someone else, but she is such a great example of an intrapreneur or a careerpreneur. She might not own her own business, but sure sure managers her life like she’s an entrepreneur!
She works for one of our previous guests, Jennifer Beadles from episode in 087 as her business development manager at Agents Invest.
Sarah is also a real estate investor herself, generating passive income to give her a secondary revenue stream in addition to her job.
Lot of great lessons in our conversation including:
- She shares how she built her real estate portfolio as she traveled the world.
- The advantages of working remotely.
- How experiencing vulnerability regularly has made her resilient.
- Why she’s unmanageable, yet super disciplined.
- How she created her current work opportunity in alignment with her values.
Life Skills That Matter In This Episode
- Build community
- Self-awareness
- Embrace discomfort
How Sarah Works and Thinks
- Wake up time: Currently 5:00 am, but it depends on where she is in the world.
- Core work activities + habits: 1) Write and create. 2) Engage with her community. 3) Stop what she’s doing and just think for at least 30 – 45 minutes.
- Ideal work environment: She loves having a view, but is otherwise very adaptable.
- Resource recommendations: For women, the Digital Nomad Girls Community and The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss.
Inspirational Quotes
“I use discipline as a way to allow myself to experience all of the amazing freedoms that I have.”
“In that place of vulnerability is where magic happens.”
“You don’t actually have to do it alone, you just have to do it with someone that you 100% believe in.”
“Slow down and listen to yourself and reflect on, ‘how do you feel?'”
Coaching Advice
Want to start meeting and connecting with people more regularly? Sarah had this advice to help:
1) Remember that when you reach out to someone, that’s a real person, so craft your messages so that the recipient feels like a person.
2) Focus on approaching from a place of value.
3) You never know what could come from a connection so focus on your why rather than your fears.
Resources + Bonus Materials
Addicted to ROI Facebook Community
Related Episodes
Waitress To Millionaire By Age 29 With Jennifer Beadles (087)