I went to a seminar the other day a learned some valuable information but it was hard to distinguish if the speaker was just boasting about their intensive class or if they actually wanted to help.

I just took my broker classes through them and they boast a high pass rate than the state average.

Like Paul, we will not boast in anything except Christ, who is our rock.I would advise you to read J Scott's book about Flipping Houses. 

I am not boasting/bragging but I am a bit offended that you would say such things to me when I seem to be having a nice measure of success in this business. 

I know, I take short 5 minute showers, and people at work boast about taking half an hour showers in the morning, which is why they're late.

One BP member was just boasting of her passive 7% TIC that she's had for a while.  

As someone who has built a social media following of over 17,000 followers with 100,000 impressions weekly (not to boast, but it matters).

Or is it that you think he might find the actual deals for you (of which, I am unaware of such a boast)? 

A couple weeks later, a guy called and after some chit chat invited me to come to an "interview" session set up at a local hotel, and boasting about how I could be making what I currently make annually every month.

The rehab expert at the M5 I went to boasted that he would guarantee a 100-200k profit on a flip all you had to do was commit to a few weeks of your time at a boot camp and part with $12,000 for his fee.