Yes Sir I'll Jump...How High

About the Book

Although the subject is about real estate, when you start this work, you will realise this is not about houses but about people and their emotions and, most importantly, letting go of your own ego, because that is going to get smacked around on a regular basis. So pack your ego up in a neat parcel, tie it with a pretty ribbon, and take it out only occasionally, quietly in your own home and enjoy your friendship with it—but please do not forget to put it away again before you start the next day, and who knows? Maybe you will strike it lucky as I did and be chosen as the agent to find a residence to house our first president of the New Democratic South Africa.

About the Author

Avryl married at a young age, has three children and seven grandchildren, and has always been a total workaholic in whatever she put her mind to, whether it be the bringing up of her children, her very sincere interest in metaphysics, her spiritual beliefs, or her work. With eurhythmics and remedial teaching as a background, she worked in the school section of a home for the mentally and physically disabled for about ten years, and only when her husband’s illness was severe was she forced to leave because she had now become the breadwinner . Avryl also acted in a number of stage shows, usually as a cameo and mostly comedy, a relief from the difficult work in her day-to-day activities. All this served her well in the real estate industry with her knowledge of property law, her dedication, empathy, good humour, and an astute knowledge and understanding of human behaviour; and with an excellent memory for detail, this book has come about. She had taken particular care to, at no time throughout the writing of the book, use any names, places, or addresses and that it should not cause embarrassment to anyone as she was very well known in the real estate industry in Johannesburg, South Africa.