Can you qualify who you’re referring to when you say “many of the scanners”? I forgot the statistic, but there is something like one new millionaire being created every minute in the US alone, and I bet a lot of them are scanners.

Also, even if it was harder to make money as a scanner, I honestly don’t really think it matters. For a scanner it’s easier to make money as a scanner than trying not to be a scanner. However, you’re probably right, a specialist who focuses ONLY on money/building wealth will probably make more money than a scanner who only pursues wealth as ONE of many different things they do. What I mean by that is that the scanner will probably only have a net worth of $50million, or $100 million versus a specialist who might have a billion. But you know what? After the first 50 million does it really matter?

If you’re a scanner but measuring yourself financially, it may be better to surround yourself with non-scanners that can implement consistently.

OK… I am sure there are other opinions on this (to politely discuss it).

I messaged you via email, not sure if you got it.

-Jim
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I also have what I like to call “Hobby Bobby Syndrome” meaning that I have a new hobby pretty much every week. This week’s was fixing my dryer. How’s that a hobby you ask? Well, I didn’t just replace a part, I tore the whole thing apart down to the last piece and spent the week researching how it works, how the parts work together, and how to fix it. In one week I learned something new and couldn’t have been happier, even it was just fixing a clothes dryer, ha!

Anyway, I just wanted to share a little bit about my history just in case it helps someone else feel like they’re not alone. Man, this post was a great find, thank you so much, you’ve made my day!
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