Real estate is the industry that creates the most millionaires. But in order to break into the industry, you need the right mindset. You need consistency. Real estate markets are changing constantly, so you need to be prepared to pivot and you need to be consistent at that. That is why it’s important to start at your niche, and then you can build from there. Join Tim Herriage as
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[EE-jis] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Greek, early 17th century Definition: The protection, backing, or support of a particular person or organization; (in classical art and mythology) an attribute of Zeus and Athena (or their Roman counterparts Jupiter and Minerva) usually represented as a goatskin shield. Examples of Aegis in a sentence “The humanitarian efforts were done under the aegis of the United Nations.” “Athena carried her aegis for protection.” About Aegis You’re likely to
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[ɡran-DIHL-ə-kwent] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Latin, late 16th century Definition: A lofty, colorful style of speaking intended to impress; Being vain or pompous in an overbearing style Examples of Grandiloquent in a sentence “The speech, while intended to be motivational, came across as grandiloquent with too many pretentious words and phrases.” “Instead of receiving the award humbly, she didn’t thank anyone in her grandiloquent acceptance speech.” About Grandiloquent While grandiloquence is an impressive word
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