If you buy real estate with the hopes of appreciation, but instead it depreciates, you are stuck with it because you have to have a human being that will buy it from you, or keep it until the prices go back to where you need them.

Being able to admit when you are wrong is important to being a good investor and a good human.

It’s human nature to slack if there is no whip to crack when you do.

They’re human and don’t want to upset you with a low appraisal.

As humans, empathy can sometimes hinder your focus but in the end, your success is based on your hustle.

It uses  almost any writing utensil. its not fast, it writes at human speed. 

Having 5,000 houses you're trying to flip means 5,000 individual human general contractors, 5,000 unique cases.

Its kind of the most important resource to human kind, but we all take it for granted. 

Next, let's consider the most typical route to an IRS audit: the IRS computer flags something strange, and an IRS human reviewer decides that it warrants an investigation.

Sales skills while can be learned there is also an innate / born with it ability to that just cant really be taught or easily taught.. just walk into any car dealer and look at their bragging wall of the top sales persons.. you will almost always note its the same few folks month after month..