13/04/2025
The Psychology of Building
No matter how small or how gigantic your project is, you have to know a few things regarding building.
Here are 12 Points you must never forget.
1. Building is Complicated
Don't take it lightly. It requires expertise, updated information and skillful planning. Employ people who will help you achieve this dream.
2. Building is a Draining Activity
The difference between leisure and building is that leisure is nice. Its pleasant now. Building on the other hand requires input and investment. But building will reward you more than leisure.
3. You Need a Source of Income to Build
It does not matter how small or how big. You need money to build. So do your best to lower expenditure and to increase income so you can have room to build. There is never a perfect time to build. Just start.
4. You will attract Jealous as you Build
There are some who will like you as long as you are like them or beneath their level. Unfortunately the moment you start building expect missiles. Ignore them and keep going.
5. Being a Landlord is Emotional and Psychological
The day you will be a Landlord you will even change your step. This is a default setting. Be a good Landlord. Be humble and always respect your tenants. Don't be a rude Landlord.
6. Build in Stages and in Season
Break your budget in Stages. Don't stress. When I was building my second house people stressed me. They kept saying I was late. By the time I finished building the people who said I was late where no where near me. Build at your level. You are not racing.
7. Build for the Next Generation
Build something that your grand children will cherish.
8. Protect Your Investment
Do things well and legally. Shortcuts always end in tears.
9. Learn to take a Break
When you run out of money go and rest. Take as long as you need to. Just don't take forever.
10. Build Your Best
Just do it.
11. Make Money
Your Property will appreciate in value and you will make money. Simple.
12. Don't Stop Building
Conclusion: Building is not for the faint hearted. Jump into it now not tomorrow.
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