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7 Ways to Take Control of Your Legacy

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Want to Scale? Do Less

Roger here. Let’s talk about control.

When I started flipping houses, I wore every hat.

Bought the deal. Painted the walls. Laid the flooring. Installed cabinets.

I even planted shrubs and sold it myself—with a “For Sale By Owner” sign in the yard.

Why?

Because I thought saving money meant doing it all myself.

And yeah, that worked—kind of.

I did 2–3 flips a year and made decent money.

But I was exhausted, stretched thin, and worse… I was the bottleneck.

Then I made a mindset shift:

If someone else can paint, list, fix, or scrub it better and faster than me?

Let them.

Once I started hiring professionals—contractors, realtors, stagers, lenders—my business exploded. That shift took me from 3 flips a year…

👉 to over 100 per year.

I stopped thinking like a handyman.

And started thinking like a business owner.

The money is in the strategy.

The freedom is in the delegation.

If you're stuck doing everything yourself, here's your permission slip:

Let it go.

Build your team. Multiply your time. Scale your income.

You can't hammer your way to millions.

But you can think your way there.

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