PAUL P SHIH · BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA
Paul P Shih
Teacher Shih
One person. Four personas.
I entered the Australian property industry in 2004 and joined PRET Australia as a trainer in 2010. My work has covered sales, marketing, property management, development, investment advice and professional education.
This is where I write about property, public issues, community work, AI, food and travel.

THE REAL PAUL
Teacher Shih
ONE PAUL · FOUR PERSONAS
Four ways into the same world
Each persona brings a different voice to the work, interests and stories that make up my life.

COMMUNITY & CHARITY
Angel Dad
People who give their time, care and support to others.Meet Angel Dad →
PUBLIC ISSUES
Devil Old Shih
Housing, policy and the questions worth asking.Meet Devil Old Shih →
FOOD & TRAVEL
Foodie Paul
Restaurants, food memories and trips planned around meals.Meet Foodie Paul →
AI IN PRACTICE
AI Paul
Learning and testing how AI can help in real life.Meet AI Paul →COMMUNITY IMPACT · SINCE 2020
Giving together, for the community
Working alongside partners, students, volunteers and community supporters.
Meal deliveries and donated goods are included at their estimated value. These activities are organised by Teacher Shih together with community partners; they are not personal donations made by Teacher Shih.
Explore our community work →LATEST INSIGHTS
Recent articles
AI科技
I Can Now Update My Website Just by Talking. What Happens to the People Who Build Them?
A call from Dad about my redesigned website led me to reflect on building with AI, changing staffing needs and where beginners will gain experience.澳洲房地產
Property Prices Fall, But What Does a $1.3 Trillion Wipeout Really Mean?
When headlines warn that Australian households could lose $1.3 trillion in housing wealth, the real question is not just how scary the number sounds. It is where that number comes from, who actually feels it, and why falling prices do not automatically fix affordability.澳洲房地產
One Punch at 23, and 13 Years Later His Real Estate Licence Is Gone?
A live CPD class turned into a practical lesson in reading the law, using Tony O'Doherty's licence cancellation to unpack sections 34 and 77 of the Property Occupations Act 2014, the serious-offence test, Form 1-1 and what happens if he reapplies.澳洲房地產
This Agent Built a $10,000,000+ Commission Business by Shrinking His Territory
Most agents assume a bigger patch means more opportunity. Alex Jordan's story proves the opposite: once he narrowed his focus to 770 homes, he went from being stuck for 12 years to building a team generating more than $10M a year in GCI.財經稅務
Paid $100 Million in Tax, Yet Treated Like a Criminal? Why Adrian Portelli Moved to Dubai
Adrian Portelli says he has paid more than $100 million in Australian taxes. His move to Dubai raises questions about tax instalments, business cash flow, residency and whether Australia can retain successful entrepreneurs.澳洲房地產
NSW Moves to Require Proper Price Advertising—But Queensland Auctions Cannot Have Price Guides?
Paul Shih draws on his property appraisal CPD classes to explain NSW's forthcoming pricing reforms, Queensland's residential auction rules and how buyers should assess comparable sales.ARTICLE UNIVERSE
What I write about
Australian Property
Markets, investing, buying and management rights5 articles→02Finance & Tax
Tax, trusts, rates and wealth1 articles→03Policy & Public Issues
Policy, housing and community perspectives0 articles→04Education & Work
Training, careers and real-world practice0 articles→05Community
Charity, service and giving back0 articles→06AI in Practice
Tools, research and better ways of working1 articles→07Food & Reviews
Restaurants, cuisine and good meals0 articles→08Travel
Places, family and journeys0 articles→09Life Notes
Memories, everyday life and reflections0 articles→
ABOUT PAUL
I was in property before I became a trainer.
I joined the Australian property industry in 2004, then PRET Australia in 2010. My teaching draws on work across the industry, not just what is written in a textbook.
Over time, my writing has expanded to community work, public issues, AI, food and travel. The four personas are simply different sides of the same person.
More about Paul →Read my CV