Perfection is an illusion.

This is where percentages lie.  4% in RE is a greater return than 10% in the SM,...and that 4% is locked in, but the 10% in the SM is not locked in, and is an illusion. 

Albert Einstein once said, "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one."  

It is an ILLUSION!

Again this is still illusion because there is no such thing as a good list (the way these lists are sourced).2) as I mentioned before,  A motivated elad can absolutely be ALSO in foreclosure.. but that doesn't mean when you pull the foreclosure list that that list inheretnly targets motivaion, or that the people on that list ar emotivated.

It simply helped me not be so shy (I joined a fraternity and the one nice thing about that, aside from becoming less shy, was that a fraternity is a great microcosm of how life works and the B.S. social structure of society, which was a great lesson to learn young as you quickly learn that that popularity contest most people strive for is both an illusion and a waste of time and money).My nephew is 24 and has owned a house a few years (he worked and went to college later - he's still attending though he works a full work week).

We all go through life under this illusion of struggle.

The red pill yields an understanding of the unsettling reality and life-changing truth hidden behind the illusion of the Matrix.

They didn't.Understand that competition is an illusion.

Also it is not individual credibility metrics that matter... it is the different unrelated metrics for credibility that give the illusion you are real.A picture of you with your family in a Detroit stadium (known to locals landmark), tells them you are actually local.So suddenly they have 2 independent pieces of proof that are not related (so they think) that verifies you are legit.1) you say you buy houses in Detroit (picking a city out of my stinky butt here)2) AND you are LOCAL.WOOOW he must be real.. completely unrelated but as I said.. an illusion yet it works.Then get reviews from colleagues.