Me posting a photo of being on a fancy vacation or have an expensive watch or a private plane,

I don't think that that's valuable. I really don't. In a very deep conversation in this,

you could say that it's escapism, but's not high value it really isn't as a matter

fact I think oftentimes it just makes people unhappy like when you see somebody on a private

plane you react like I can't be on a private plane.

When you see someone with like their family on a grassy grove and maybe you're in a

fight with your spouse right now you're like like my life sucks and I think

that people are not thoughtful in what their content is doing to the other side.

People think about why is this post good for me when they post?

I'd rather you take a photo of like baby formula spilled on your notes for work

and you talking about like some days you just have to laugh when you're balancing two things.

Now you're doing something where you're like head nodding to other moms being like,

yo, this shit's hard, right?

Versus what I think a lot of people are doing, which is like,

this is just going to get a lot of likes because Oakley looks so cute.

But like, what is that really doing? I think it's a conversation people need to think

about.

Attention is the number one asset.

Thank you for being on commercial real estate secrets.

First off, congratulations on day trading attention hitting

New York Times bestseller. The book was amazing. It's very well deserved. Thank you

so much. Premise. I own a commercial real estate brokerage in Denver.

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