building me.

We were very surprised to see how accurate chatgpt was and there were so many things that we could relate to as individuals trying to make it in life.Follow us on instagram:@simplyglorri@kappro_ @THEDANIELSAUNDERS

Growing up, I had so many friends that I didn't really know what it meant to have a true friend, one that can have your back no matter what. My best friend, Wakilat, has taught me a lot and has been an inspiration to me on being a true friend and having my back. Everyday I am still learning but I am very grateful to her and her friendship.Tag your bestie and let's have healthy conversations. What is one thing you can improve on as best friends?

Since getting my real estate license the number one topic I've been hearing about is landlords and tenants; How the LTB favours tenants, tenants constantly not paying their rent, etc. This all sounds scary and makes you think "do I really want to build wealth through real estate?" Let's talk about it. Are you a landlord or a tenant?

Imagine packing up everything you know to start fresh in a brand new country — new culture, new challenges, new beginnings. 🌍 On October 16th, @buildingmeofficial we were joined by a special guest who did exactly that. We dove into what it really takes to rebuild your life beyond borders — the fears, the faith, and the freedom that comes with starting over, what no one tells you and so much more. 💫The full episode right here!#letsbuild #letsbuildtogether

These are habits I am still working on today

How do you follow up without being *that* person? 👀We all want to stay memorable, but nobody wants to come across as pushy or annoying. In this video, I’m breaking down simple strategies to help you follow up the right way—building genuine connections, staying top of mind, and creating value every time.If you’ve ever struggled with what to say, when to say it, or how often to check in, this one’s for you. By the end, you’ll know how to follow up with confidence and leave a lasting impression that people actually appreciate.

Fashion lovers, this one’s for you 👗👟. In this episode of Building Me, we’re diving into the world of style—breaking down the do’s and don’ts, talking about fast fashion vs. timeless staple pieces, and (yes) admitting that it’s time I start investing in my shoes the same way I do in my clothes. If you’ve ever wondered how to elevate your wardrobe without falling into fashion traps, tune in and let’s build a smarter, more intentional style together.

Whether you're just starting your home search or already deep into the process, this episode will help you avoid costly errors and set you up for a smart, successful purchase.Here’s what you’ll learn:The biggest financial mistake new buyers makeWhy skipping the pre-approval step is riskyRed flags to look out for in potential homesHow to stay within budget (and avoid hidden costs)Tips to avoid regrets after closing

For the longest time, I was afraid to post. I worried about what people would think, if I was saying too much, or if I was even doing enough. But once I finally started putting myself out there, everything began to shift.In this episode, I’m sharing how posting on social media completely changed my life. I built stronger relationships, connected with people I never thought I would, and most importantly—I started building real confidence. The more I posted, the more I grew, and the more I realized that showing up online wasn’t just about content—it was about becoming me.If you’ve ever held back from posting because of fear, judgment, or overthinking, this one’s for you. Let’s talk about what’s possible when you stop hiding and start showing up.

About five years ago, I put down some money for a pre-construction project and my life has not been the same. I did not really know what I was getting myself into nor did I really care to know at the time, but now that I know...WOW...there is so much that goes into it behind the scenes that are not talked about enough or at all. This video is just a short summary of the things we had to do throughout and what it might look like for you. I am just grateful that I did not do it on my own and that I did it through a Joint Venture Partnership.

Don't derail your future based on how you are feeling in the moment. It is important to always remember your "why" and focus on the little things that need to get done, building strong habits as you go

After being a vision board warrior for 3 years now, these truths were hard pills to swallow.

This is everything you need to know about buying your first home. It can be very overwhelming, so it is important to very the right team to help you through the process from start to end; from a realtor to a lawyer, to a mortgage agent, and much more.

My first year in real estate nearly broke me, and I almost let it happen again. As well as let it happen it other aspects of my life. Here’s what I learned about burnout, balance, and staying in the game.

Before getting my real estate license, I definitely did not understand what exactly credit was and how it affected me or my future. These three steps were a big eye opener and they made all the difference once I started to apply it.Did you know all three of these?

Joint venture is an arrangement whereby two or more persons agree to contribute goods, services, or capital to a common commercial enterprise and in this case, in real estate. This is how I was able to get into real estate by 25 years of age and you can too. And then consider the level of involvement some joint ventures may involve a silent passive investor while others may require operating partner the last thing to do is to make sure

For as long as I can remember, I always sought validation from a guy that I liked or a relationship I was in and I never saw myself worthy to be with them so I was more fixated on getting them to like me. I did not love myself to know what I wanted out of these relationships, all I remembered was that I just wanted them to like me. It wasn't until 2 years ago that I realized that only when I truly love myself, will I know what I need and want in a long lasting relationship.

Nola and I met in university and when I found out she got her real estate license, I had to stay connected with her. She trades in Calgary and has a lot of success stories but on this episode we both share how it has been going for us so far in the industry and we also talk about a funny experience we both had during different showings with our clients.

No one prepares you for the way social media changes you. When I decided that I wanted to take social media seriously, I did not know that my life was going to change the way it did. My life changed in so many different ways but mainly in terms of mindset. I had to re-learn a lot of things that I thought I already knew. I also had to understand that you actually have to enjoy and be passionate about what you are doing because in the end, it will truly be worth it.

There are a lot of pros and cons of owning your own home, but people focus more on the pros and disregard the cons not knowing it also has an effect.

You are welcome to the official first episode of building me. Pastor Michael Todd said its only crazy until you do it right? so here we go. This is something I honestly still do not feel fully qualified to do but I believe that this is one of the things God is calling me to do so, lets go!

This is not how I wanted to start this, but I knew that if I did not start it then, when would have been the next question. I decided to open this podcast with me looking back and reflecting after one year of getting my real estate license and thanking God for how far he has brought me because I believe that it is important to first thank God for what he has done before asking for something else.