In real estate sales, we have to have some tough talks with people:"No, your house is not 'special' or 'unique' -- it's dated and ugly""If you have to take more than 3 sentences to explain your price -- it's too high.""

It's heartening to read that last sentence from a recent college grad!  

My last sentence reads funny.  

Hobbies and volunteer services and some other activities apart from the profession have to be added. 5)A good biography has to be included with photo. 6)Few lines about family and supporting roles. 7)Grammatical rules have to be considered. 8)Bio has to be used with colourful and humorous words to increase the reader’s excitement. 9)Conversational tone can be used to comfort readers 10)Show variation in sentences. 11)Lengthy paragraph has to be avoided.A well written professional biography should grab the attention of the readers.

- in the same sentence - nobody bid anything yet...they try and move the needle up as fast as they can ( I saw this last month too).

Love the post especially the last sentence ...So true Hope all is wellAlex

Could you elaborate on the last two sentences you mentioned?

Share one simple sentence that you wish someone would have told you at any point in your investment ventures.

The former book gave me three sentences and, I personally feel, could be summed up thusly: Make money work for you (not vice versa), Fear holds you back (learn to control it and act), Educate yourself continuously and find experts to learn from (failure is a form of learning).As someone spending money on investment books and real estate, I feel like I must have missed the point of Rich Dad Poor Dad because it seems to me to have basically boiled down to a pre-game pep talk from coach letting you know that you can do it if you try.

I CAN'T WAIT TO WRITE UP THOSE SENTENCES ONE DAY!!