I believe I am “erudite” to a certain extent what about you?
If you passed the test to become an agent I know you had to do this. After passing the exam you began your career and expounded on this business. Here in Arkansas you need to take continuing education so it continues. So this is a good time to tell you the meaning of (er’yoo) having or showing a wide knowledge gained from reading; learned; scholarly. So our knowledge continues to expand because of the ongoing training. Enjoy your day…
James - thanks; I need to work this into my daily vocabulary more frequently...
Having recently completed the required continuing education for my Florida broker's license followed by the Illinois requirements to transition from a broker to a managing broker, you might say I feel like the poster boy for the word "erudite." Make that a [oster boy with a bright neon light border!
Like a lot of great words, not used nearly enough. Is it because it's from a Latin root? I think the decision to drop Latin classes in favor of other world languages has had a deleterious effect on our vocabulary.
Good morning, James. That description seems to fit the home inspection business to a tee. Sadly there are folks that think we are Omnipotent...
That one I do know, though don't always emulate! At least this word wasn't a marplot getting me to think something else!
Hi James,
Erudite - wise, learned.
If you are a life long learner, you become knowledgable and wise in your area of expertise.
Thanks for thepost
Phil
Good Morning James, yes, I believe I am erudite too, and everyone is in certain areas.
Hi James - Great word and a goal for 2012 is to become more erudite in the real estate business.
Good morning James.
Knowledge is power...More power to you...
Have a nice day.
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