There’s a Girl inside Jill Named Stacy (CFFL 0065)

There's a Girl inside Jill Named Stacy (CFFL 0065) Jack Butala: There's a Girl inside Jill Named Stacy. Every single month we give away a property for free. It's super simple to qualify. Two simple steps. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and number two, get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening. Steven:                Steve Butella here for LandAcademy. Welcome to our Cash Flow from Land Show. In this episode, I talk about Jill and the girl inside of Jill named Stacy. Stacy comes out when Jill is pretty much done with responsibility, and I love Stacy. We all do. What's the show really all about? It's about taking a break. Taking a break from work and from life and really just having a little bit of fun once in a while, which Jill doesn't seem to have problems doing at all. Jill, I know Stacy's not going to be with us today. Maybe that's having for another show. I have to ... Jill DeWit:            I got to ... Steven:                My question to you is how are you ... How did you get to be so good at turning off work and all this serious stuff in life, and really just ... Like a switch you can flip it off sometimes and just have some fun. Jill DeWit:            Okay, I would like to pause, and just iterate that I am not schizophrenic. Because that's what it sounds like. Steven:                It does when you think about that. Jill DeWit:            It sounds like Jill, Stacy, look out, here she comes. Then I'm going to be around the corner talking to Stacy, and Stacy talks to Jill. No, that's not at all what goes on. Steven:                No, this is a complement. Jill DeWit:            Thank you. Steven:                I hope you see it that way. Jill DeWit:            This is a Steve-ism. Steven came up with Stacy. Steven:                Yeah. Jill DeWit:            All by himself. Steven:                A long time ago. Jill DeWit:            You did, a long time ... You just, I don't know where it was. We were out somewhere, and it was just one of those times where we're whooping up, having some fun, and you're like "I'm going to call you Stacy." You know? It's so ... Steven:                There's a lot ... Here's the thing. There are a lot of people, some of them are women. Some of them that are men. That just are not ... They can't ever let their hair down. Jill DeWit:            Oh. Steven:                You know, and I ... Neither one of us are like that at all. Jill DeWit:            Mm-hmm (negative). Steven:                We can ... When the Fred Flinstone whistle rings, and the ... It's over. Work's over. The shift bell rings, and it's over. Jill DeWit:            Yes. Steven:                We ... Jill and I don't suffer from having a lot of, lack of fun. Jill DeWit:            It's true. It's very true. You know what ... You know, thank you, Steven. This is a really good topic. I didn't even think about it, but it is ... It's funny, because it's so my thing, the mental side of all this stuff. Not just the financial side of everything that we're doing, but you do need to be able to shut it off. If you don't let your hair down sometime, you will go crazy. I look at it like a diet. If you're on a diet, and you eat ... You know, you're so rigid the whole week. When you have a week moment, you're going to go crazy, and you're going to blow what you just did, because you didn't prepare for it. Slash however. If you're dieting, and you're doing everything great, and you allow yourself one meal and you know it's come, you kind of planned for it. You know. Have that treat, whatever. Then you're going to be better, consistent, and you're going to get back on your diet, and going to be just okay. You got to plan for it. Steven:                There's this joke and a saying along the lines of what we're talking about, about Catholic girls, and I'm not going to ...