Maybe this shows I am not that brave! In reality I think it shows that the Property Academy has its finger on the pulse and can sense the temperature of the industry in which they work far better than I. I know I am not alone in the doubts I originally had as to whether they really could pull-off such an event, and I’m pleased to say I was wrong. Both of these could be said of Peter Knight and his team at the Property Academy who organised the biggest event for estate agents ever held in the UK last week – the EA Masters. Do not dry clean.I guess we have all heard the Latin proverb that “fortune favours the brave” or to quote Del Boy, “he who dares, Rodney, he who dares”. To iron flip the t-shirt inside-out to protect the decoration. Tumble dry on a low setting or hang to dry. Use mild detergent and no fabric softeners. All our colors are 100% cotton.Ĭare: For machine wash, we recommend washing the t-shirt inside-out on a cold cycle. The product we use to print our designs on is made using sustainable resources and is made in sweatshop-free factories. The length of the shirt is slightly longer than average, this way when you lift your arms your belly will stay nicely covered. They come with a printed inside label, no label sticking out or tickling your neck.
They are soft and have a flattering cut for all genders. Our t-shirts can best be described as being a medium thickness with a light feel. This text can be our reminder that no matter the difficulty, a reward awaits us at the end. Being brave can be a priceless gift, but seizing obstacles is not for the faint of heart.
The thunderbolts are inspired by Roman design, such bolts are meant to represent Jupiter's lightning and would often be found on shields or insignias.įortune doesn’t come easy, and neither does courage. Variations of the slogan have been used by people in the military and have been present on coats of arms of families and clans. Ovid (a Roman poet) also parodies the phrase in his work Ars Amatoria, writing “audentem Forsque Venusque iuvat" or "Venus, like Fortune, favors the bold”.
This version of the slogan is often attributed to Terrence, a freed slave and Roman playwright. Fortune favors the brave is a common translation of an ancient Latin proverb “fortis Fortuna adiuvat”.
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