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09/28/2026

You can teach technical skills. Trust is different.

Rabbi Daniel Lapin says that when hiring yacht crew, he isn't primarily concerned with how much someone already knows about boating.

Technical information can be taught.

His bigger question is:

Can this person be counted on?

Relationships, the ability to connect, integrity, and communication skills are what he says really matter.

Scott Kidd adds another lesson from life on a boat: when things go wrong, you find out who people really are very quickly.

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If you're serious about building a smarter real estate investment strategy, I'm offering a structured real estate course paired with a one-on-one consulting call.

This gives you both the education and direct guidance to move forward with confidence.

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09/28/2026

When should you start planning your next medical facility?

Not when you've completely run out of space.

A new facility takes time. Site selection, underwriting, financing, design, permitting, and construction all happen before you can move in.

If your physician group is adding doctors, increasing patient volume, or planning new services, your real estate strategy should already be part of the conversation.

Plan before your current facility becomes the bottleneck.

Comment PLAN if you're starting to feel the pressure of growth.

09/27/2026

What's your morning routine?

One framework I use comes from Hal Elrod's The Miracle Morning.

He calls it SAVERS:

Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading and Scribing.

I've adapted that into my own morning.

I spend some time in silence with breathwork and meditation.

I do affirmations and get clear.

I'll read for 5–10 minutes, sometimes 20.

I do some type of exercise every morning.

Then I write down three things I'm going to do that day.

That's my approach.

It doesn't have to be complicated. It's about starting the day intentionally and knowing what you're going to focus on.

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A medical building can look incredible and still create a poor patient experience.Why?Because the experience starts befo...
09/27/2026

A medical building can look incredible and still create a poor patient experience.

Why?

Because the experience starts before the patient ever gets inside.

Think about everything that happens first:

Finding the entrance.

Getting onto the property.

Navigating traffic.

Finding parking.

Dropping off a patient.

Walking from the car to the building.

Those details matter.

A medical development should not only be designed around square footage and what happens inside the facility.

It also needs to account for how patients and staff actually use the property.

The building matters.

But so does everything around it.

Comment DESIGN if you'd like more medical-development lessons like this.

09/27/2026

Another great night in Fort Lauderdale, and I left reminded why we started doing these meetups in the first place. 🌴

For me, LikeMinded has never been about walking into a room and collecting as many business cards as possible.

It’s about meeting good people.

Having conversations you wouldn’t have had otherwise.

Catching up with people you already know and finally meeting people you’ve only connected with online.

And sometimes, one simple conversation leads to a new idea, introduction, friendship, partnership, or opportunity.

I really enjoyed seeing investors, entrepreneurs, real estate professionals, and business owners spending time together without the pressure of having to pitch something.

Just people getting to know people.

That’s what I want these events to continue to be.

Thank you to everyone who came out to our LikeMinded Fort Lauderdale Meetup and spent part of your evening with us.

I appreciate every person who continues to show up and help us build this community.

In a world of AI, choose people.

See you at the next one.

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09/26/2026

Why focus on solutions? Because what you focus on grows.

Scott Kidd shares why he tries to direct his attention toward solutions, personal improvement, and adding value instead of staying focused on problems or what everyone else is doing.

When facing a difficult situation, Scott brings his attention back to three questions:

What can I do better?

How can I add value to this situation?

What do I have to offer?

There will still be pitfalls and problems.

The point isn't to pretend they don't exist.

It's to decide where you put your focus.

Instead of concentrating on external distractions, focus internally on what you can improve and what you can contribute.

Focus on being good.

Then better.

Then your best.

And bring that best to the people around you.

09/26/2026

There is only so much a spreadsheet can tell you about a building.

Scott Kidd's conversation with Irwin Boris explores what more than 30 years around commercial real estate has taught Irwin about multifamily, industrial properties, underwriting, financing, and property operations.

One of the biggest themes is physical due diligence.

Irwin says he can use the numbers to determine whether a deal is worth investigating, but he still wants to physically walk the property before going deep into underwriting.

That experience also shaped his move toward shallow-bay industrial.

Multifamily brought exposure to changing insurance costs, operating expenses, renovation expenses, utilities, and other unexpected capital requirements.

Industrial tenants, by comparison, may be heavily tied to their workforce, suppliers, customers, equipment, and location.

The numbers matter.

But understanding the property and the people occupying it matters too.

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09/26/2026

Can Your Facility Support the Physicians You Want to Recruit?

Recruiting talented physicians is difficult enough.

Trying to do it with an outdated, undersized, or poorly located facility can make the challenge even harder.

That’s why real estate needs to be part of the growth conversation.

Your facility can support the direction of the practice—or restrict it.

We work with medical groups to evaluate ground-up development opportunities around future capacity, operational requirements, and partnership structure.

The goal isn’t simply to put up a new building.

It’s to think about what the practice will need as it continues to grow.

Your facility strategy should support where your medical group is going.

Comment “RECRUIT” if your facility needs to catch up with your growth plans.

09/25/2026

I just got caught in a little microburst here in Florida.

Made it through a little wet, but it'll pass.

And it reminded me of a quote I heard from Dolly Parton:

“You can't love the rainbows and be afraid of the rain.”

Sometimes that's exactly the reminder we need.

The rain comes.

The storm hits.

But it passes.

This too shall pass.

You can't always have the rainbow without going through some rain first.

So whatever storm you're dealing with today, remember that it won't necessarily look the same tomorrow.

Be clear. Be grateful. And live.

What if a patient could move through more of their care journey without driving to multiple locations?That is one reason...
09/25/2026

What if a patient could move through more of their care journey without driving to multiple locations?

That is one reason the medical-mall concept is worth paying attention to.

A coordinated facility could potentially bring together:

Clinical visits.

Surgery.

Physical therapy.

Pre-op.

Post-op.

Instead of each service existing in a completely separate location, the facility can be thought about as one connected healthcare environment.

For physicians, that can mean less traveling between facilities.

For patients, it can mean a more connected experience.

For specialty groups planning future expansion, that creates a different way to think about healthcare real estate.

The question becomes bigger than:

“How much space do we need?”

It becomes:

“What services should exist together?”

Comment MEDICAL if you want me to break down the medical-mall concept.

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