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That’s Who.

@7Cruxe

New York, USA Katılım Şubat 2022
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emily may
emily may@emilykmay·
I always forget that the government heavily subsidized childcare during WWII. and then they took it away. crazy.
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emily is in sf
emily is in sf@emilyinvc·
the strangest part of elite sf circles is that any shortcoming in business is viewed primarily as a character defect yes, there are a million forces at play, but if only you were a greater man or woman, you probably could have figured it out
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Justin Welsh
Justin Welsh@thejustinwelsh·
Every unsuccessful person I know believes the game is rigged. Every successful person knows the game is rigged and learns how to play.
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StripMallGuy
StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent·
There are real estate owners out there who don't know anything about real estate. Some may have inherited their property, or some may have bought it a while back and are not actually in the real estate business. Yet, they have a random price in mind at which they would sell. There's no rhyme, reason, or logic to their number - but they want, say: $8.8M. Most of the time this happens, that $8.8M ask is only worth $4M. But every now and then, it's actually worth $15M - and if you're in the real estate business long enough, you run into a couple of those.
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Porteno
Porteno@PaisaPortenio·
@unusual_whales Unemployment is less than 4.5%. What are you talking about? We always have a few million unemployed. If the labor force is 150 million people, 5% unemployment rate means 7.5 mm people are usually always looking for work. This is the normal US economy.
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Financial Physics
Financial Physics@FinancialPhys·
As of today It takes about $108 to equal the spending power of $1 in July 1971
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riya
riya@prettyfaceriya_·
once a ngga start following new btches & they following him back the relationship is done
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1ofuno🎟️
1ofuno🎟️@1ofun·
omg her natural body was so tea omg nickiii
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Nithya Shri
Nithya Shri@Nithya_Shrii·
The most humblest thing about starting from the bottom is that you get to see how people really view you when they think you have nothing.
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RubbaBandGrant 🇭🇹
RubbaBandGrant 🇭🇹@RubbBandGrant·
The only real way to train somebody on how you respect you is with absence, yall be fussing and yelling at ppl demanding respect
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StripMallGuy
StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent·
I guess there’s some people who don’t know that a real estate license teaches you nothing about commercial real estate
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StripMallGuy
StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent·
I asked one of our younger associates what the toughest part about the real estate business has been so far. He told me it was the constant rejection. The funny thing is, I've gotten so used to rejection being a part of my day-to-day life over the last ~25 years that it's completely lost its sting. But from his perspective, he feels the rejection each time a tenant calls on a space, asks for the information, and then never returns another call. He gets excited about a new property tour, and feels the pain when they simply don't even show up. Or when we have a deal that has been agreed to - and the tenant just decides not to proceed at the very end. He knows we reach out to lots of brokers and make offers, only to have the seller not agree to proceed much of the time. The fact is, I used to feel the same way he did. The ability to deal ignore rejection is a skill you learn, and you get better at it with practice. The more situations you put yourself in where rejection is highly probable, the better you get at facing it - and the more you face it, the less you care about the next rejection - and easier it is to try again. I truly think much of success in business is a function of how little you care about rejection. The sooner you get there, the better.
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Boochie is the Name
Boochie is the Name@stoppfeenin·
Me after watching 500 angles of Teyana singing Can’t Knock the Hustle:
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That’s Who.@7Cruxe·
@Natrone86 Fr same thing happened to me I came out feeling like the world owed ME an apology lol
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