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What's the most complicated part?

These relationships enable his clients to reap the benefit of exposing their properties to a vast International audience. Tim also procured the buyer for the fabled oceanfront mansion, “Wooldon Manor”, which was sold at a price of $75M and then again the following year for $82M; 15 acres including several building parcels.  

Tim’s global network has grown to include affiliations in other markets including Savills, International Luxury Alliance, and Leading Estates of the World; just to name a few.

Doing that was so much easier for me than typing and curating static screenshots of the process.

Another thing I prefer about video is that it gives more control over the environment in which the viewer is learning. I remember staring at the screen knowing I was in the right place and that the answer was there, but feeling totally lost.

Part of me is confused at times as to why more companies and developers aren’t doing YouTube videos about their products, but then I remember they are extremely gifted in, and busy with, other things. And here is the thing, we weren’t a family that was good at keeping all the rules, so like lots of religious people we struggled through life while keeping some of the rules that were easier for us and at the same time blindly hoping that we would be good enough to get into heaven.

Video helps me to help anxious people relax, which is a much better learning environment.

I know you used to be a pastor. Prior to his association with Corcoran, Tim was a former principal of the leading boutique Hamptons real estate brokerage firm, Allan Schneider Associates. I love the Joomla Community and the feeling that comes when I remember I am a part of it.

What do you prefer to do and why?

I started doing live streams because I wanted to get my total watchtime hours up to the level YouTube requires to monetize a channel (4,000 hours in the previous 12 months.) So I started going live and working on my Joomla sites. However, I do see a parallel between my faith Journey and how I ended up in Joomla.

I grew up in a religious home, in the sense that we only knew about rule keeping and nothing about a personal experience with the person of god.

We have 3 children who are married and combined they have 6 children, our grandchildren! Someone else, Joomla as an opensource community, had already done the work, allowing me to skip the impossible part and freeing me to enjoy having a website, something I think we all want.

Am I saying that Jesus and Joomla have both saved me from deadends?

I don’t base my own self worth, or the worth of others, on having a certain level of technical knowledge and so I try very hard to create an atmosphere of invitation to learn with me instead of from me, because it’s no secret I’ve got a lot to learn about Joomla! As long as Joomla does not get in the way of providing financially for my family, and doesn’t prevent me from being present in a healthy way in my marriage and the lives of my children and grandchildren, I will be a Joomler until I die - and at 59, let me tell you, that seems to be rushing sooner and sooner, lol.

If you had just one sentence to say to our readers, what would it be?

Thank you, everyone, for being a part of Joomla and therefore a part of changing my life.

Website Tim Davis: www.cybersalt.com