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The biggest lesson of my career… the difference between consumables and investments. #GlenndaBaker #RealEstate #AtlantaRealEstate #CautionaryTale #LiveAndLearn #ConsumablesVersusInvestments #GoogleGlennda #GlenndaTok #OnceUponATime #BigAssHouse 
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The biggest lesson of my career… the difference between consumables and investments. #GlenndaBaker #RealEstate #AtlantaRealEstate #CautionaryTale #LiveAndLearn #ConsumablesVersusInvestments #GoogleGlennda #GlenndaTok #OnceUponATime #BigAssHouse 

Hook

So, once upon a time, I sold a big ass house. And I made $137,000 in commission on that one house.

0:00Hook

The speaker opens with a strong, relatable statement about a past mistake with money, immediately grabbing attention.

So, once upon a time, I sold a big ass house. And I made $137,000 in commission on that one house.

0:08Content

She elaborates on her poor financial decisions, creating a narrative that many can empathize with.

And rather than taking that money and investing it in real estate, I went and bought a brand new Mercedes, I went on a shopping spree, and I pissed that money away.

0:18Reveal

The speaker reveals the missed opportunity for a wise investment, contrasting her actions with a better choice.

Instead of, buying a townhouse, on Lennox road. It was right in the middle of foreclosure season, I could have bought that townhouse for $100,000.

0:28Social Proof

She highlights the massive appreciation of the property she could have bought, showcasing the real-world consequences of her choices.

That townhouse today, that in 1995 was $100,000, is $1 million.

0:35Recap

The speaker summarizes the current value of her past purchases versus the missed investment, emphasizing the stark difference.

That Mercedes, is worth zero, and those clothes, don't fit.

0:39CTA

She concludes with a clear call to action, labeling her story as a 'cautionary tale' to instruct viewers.

This is a cautionary tale.

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Account@glenndabaker
Posted (UTC)about 2 years ago
Date (UTC)May 13, 2024
Duration41.5s
Last synced (UTC)about 3 hours ago

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