In this episode, it's my pleasure to engage in an insightful conversation with Brent Ritchie, the Founder and President of EnRitch Investment Group Inc. We talk about venturing into real estate investing and the pivotal concept of prioritizing gains over gaps in life and explore the idea of cultivating gratitude for what we have while concurrently embarking on a journey of personal and professional growth. Throughout the interview, Brent skillfully draws upon the wisdom found within "The Gap and the Gain," a book authored by Dr. Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan and also highlights the importance of being part of community of like-minded individuals and joining conferences for continuous learning.
Brent Ritchie has a career spanning over 18 years and cultivated extensive expertise in the fields of engineering, construction, and project management within the real estate and infrastructure domains. Notably, he has presided over the ownership, operation, and management of a portfolio encompassing over 3000 apartment units, with a collective valuation surpassing $300 million.
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Time Stamps
[00:01:12] Living in the future
[00:04:34] Hard work on the farm
[00:09:32] Venturing into multi-family real estate
[00:13:06] Motivation for change
[00:18:03] Being intentional and enjoying life
[00:22:29] Adding additional teammates and team members
[00:26:03] Value of masterminds and conferences
[00:31:01] Mental diarrhea and success
[00:34:44] Building systems and processes
[00:39:48] Shifting mindset in inner cities
Quotes
"Instead of climbing the ladder, want to own the ladder."
"it's almost like that matrix, you know, green pill, red pill, I think it's the one"
"I didn't want to be the one on the receiving end of, hey, my toilet's broken, you know, what do I do?"
"That's inspiring, you know, to be able to leave your W-2 behind, to leave the journey behind that so many people are on and they're treading it, but they might not have the willingness or the pain wasn't big enough."
"It's like a zigzag, that's the beautiful journey of life."
"We want to emulate somebody that has the results we want, right? If somebody doesn't have the results we want, but they're given advice on the subject, they haven't been there, right?"
"I think the mindset is really one of the most interesting components of success because it's really about how to handle your own mental diarrhea at times."
"And overall, I think that the price of giving into that insecurity is like so far worse than just not caring too much about it, you know, and just like taking strides in life."
"Exactly. It's not like we, we were not, I was not born with the silver spoon and, and by all mean, kid that grew up on a farm and in rural Ontario, Canada. So, if I can do it, you can definitely do it too."
"You are your limitation of success."
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