Recovering from Disappointment | Joshua Kalinowski

<p>Justin Stoddart  <br>So the big question is this: How do those of us in the real estate industry, with crazy amounts of ambition, how do we Think Bigger than the building of our own empires? How do we simultaneously seek success and significance, income AND impact? My name is Justin Stoddart, and this is the Think Bigger Real Estate Show.</p><p>Justin Stoddart  <br>Welcome back to the Think Bigger Real Estate Show. I'm your host, Justin Stoddart, where we help you not just pursue success, but significance. Today's guest is all about significance. He's someone who I admire deeply. I can't wait to introduce you to him. Before we go there. I want to remind you that inside of the Think Bigger Real Estate Group on Facebook, we go deeper on these topics. Listening gets you to one level of understanding, but when you start engaging with it, that's when it really becomes knowledge and even onto wisdom. </p><p>Justin Stoddart  <br>Super excited to have again, today's guest His name is Josh Kalinowski He is a former  professional baseball pitcher, turned real estate agent, now investor. His story is fantastic. Before I go deeper on your story, Josh, thanks for coming on the show today, man. </p><p>Josh Kalinowski  <br>I just Oh man, this is a pleasure. Super excited to be talking with you and your audience. </p><p>Justin Stoddart  <br>Talk about a big thinker and you your early days of baseball. Now let me let me bring in some context here for everybody that's, that's listening that saying, Okay, I'm not a baseball player, does this relate to me right? Today, what we're going to be talking about is how to overcome disappointment. Okay, so whether your first career didn't quite work out now you find yourself in the real estate industry, and or even in the real estate industry right now you're finding yourself, like a little frustrated not getting the wins that you expect yourself to be having, this episode is for you. So Josh, let's go back, you from a very young age knew that you had some talent. throwing the b