That mix of disappointment, shame, and embarrassment really stuck with me—but I’m now channeling it into connecting with others so we can be smarter together when evaluating mentorships and influencer programs. 

I thought I would start with an embarrassing truth, that Im sure most of you figured out or learned the hard way like me.Finally the Invelo 9.99 lifetime access.

I'm embarrassed to say I have been bit by that in the stock market in the past and now attempt to avoid the trap. 

I'm almost embarrassed to ask (well, I AM embarrassed to ask) having had a 20 year stint in banking.

The whole time I realized I was scammed but was too embarrassed to admit it or say anything to anyone.

By the time they reach out, the auction date is often just weeks away.Some reasons I’ve seen:Shame or embarrassment about falling behindFear of scams or distrust of anyone offering helpConfusion about the process and deadlinesHope that something will magically work itself outFor those who’ve worked with distressed homeowners:How do you approach these conversations in a way that builds trust?

It does seem that Open Door’s thru Mike Williams has decided to pursue a strategy re this forum of providing statements and documentation which on the surface APPEAR to be a denial but upon closer examination leave wide room for “plausible denial” should an “embarrassing” piece of proof appear at a later date.  

Having 1000 subscribers is awesome, obviously people were liking your content, don't be embarrassed by it, double down, then triple down.

Key is: you have to feed it your thoughts and paragraphs, let it revise it and then read it, to make sure it doesn't alter the essence of what you were trying to say and doesn't hallucinate and make up some non-existent stuff , which is embarrassing if you rely on it and present what it generates as your opinion.   

The average credit score for a Section 8 around here 8 is below 500, so it screens most of them out.They really are an embarrassment for society.