May I introduce a word that will help you think without limitations?
The word is requiron. I learned about it from reading one of Edward DeBono’s thinking books.
DeBono defined the word to mean “something that is needed.”
For example, I don’t know how to build a device to convert my tenant’s garbage into electricity. Because I don’t, I can’t go on to think how I might monetize the electricity. Since I lack knowledge, I abandon the thinking process. That’s no good, right?
Now when I assume I’ll find a requiron to accomplish the task, I can confidently continue on with my creative thinking process. The word keeps my imagination going without my logic limiting its potential.
Give the word a try next time you get stuck in a brainstorm.
The purpose of the Leading Landlord blog is to find a requiron that generates enough axillary income to cover a rental’s mortgage and holding costs. This is tenant-freedom and the ultimate protection against vacancies.
I’m going to use this word in an upcoming series of stories describing how landlords became tenant-free. The stories are fiction for now, but I want them to be inspirational fiction. Hope you stay tuned.
And, as always, I look forward to your feedback.