Alain Guillot
Life, Leadership, and Money Matters
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Five Things Your Real Estate Website Needs
Every single real estate professional needs to have a useful and well designed website. If you don’t have a website for people to go and search you on, they’re not going to believe that you’re an authority and what you do, and they’re not going to believe that you know…
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4 Steps To A Brighter Financial Future
One major part of your life has to do with your money and finances. If you’re living paycheck to paycheck currently this can be stressful and frustrating. Ideally, you want to put yourself in a situation where you’re living comfortably and don’t have to worry about every penny you spend.…
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8 Things To Do If You Can’t Work for a While
Ever find yourself on an unexpected “vacation” from your job? Maybe you’re out of commission thanks to an injury or health concern, or perhaps your work has dried up faster than spilled coffee in the desert sun. Whatever the reason, the sudden shift from clocking in every day to staring…
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Main Line Charm with a Modern Twist: Explore Exclusive Condo Living
in Real EstateImagine waking up in a charming neighborhood, surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque views, all while enjoying the comfort of modern amenities. That’s the Main Line for you—a collection of towns just outside Philadelphia that offer a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary living. If you’ve ever dreamed of…
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Alternative Ways to Become an Entrepreneur & See Success
in BusinessIf you’ve ever wanted to become an entrepreneur, there could be a lot tempting you. It offers more than a few benefits, letting you take a lot more control over your work life. It takes a lot of time and effort to do, though. At least, that’s the case if…
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How I compensate for my lack of intelligence
As an immigrant I have always been plagued with many insecurities, one of them being that I always considered myself less intelligent than other people. In school I always did poorly, I was always jealous of those who did a lot better than me with a lot less effort. Almost…