From Confused to Confident – How Mentoring Changes Investor Behaviour

Описание: Confidence is the difference between people who talk about property investing and those who actually build portfolios.


In Episode 15 of The Property Punch Podcast, we unpack how mentoring changes investor behaviour, turning confusion into calm, confident decision making.


This episode covers:

• Why information alone doesn’t create confidence
• What confusion really looks like in property investing
• How mentoring helps investors make better decisions
• The difference between confidence and arrogance
• How to build confidence without rushing

If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck, this episode will give you clarity and perspective.


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