Automate, delegate, or eliminate. My favorite productivity trick is deciding something is actually not worth doing. Most of us try to get more done by working faster or longer. The better move is to do less of the wrong work. Before you add anything new to your week, run every recurring task through three questions. […]
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Building High Performance: A Framework for Success
High performance requires more than just hard work; it demands a strategic process built on a strong foundation of mindset. Inspired by John Foley’s Glad to Be Here, the Blue Angels pilot’s book on high performance, here’s a simple framework: Mindset: Cultivate a positive, growth-oriented mindset focused on gratitude, presence, and resilience. This is the […]
Fair Housing
April is the month our industry remembers, celebrates, and recommits to Fair Housing. Fair housing is more than a list of dos and don’ts, rights and penalties, and mandatory continuing education. As stewards of the right to own, use and transfer private property, fair housing depends on a free, open market that embraces equal opportunity. […]
Your Business In One Sentence
Here’s your business in one sentence: What happens in your business is a result of the things you habitually think and do. Not the market. Not the brand on the sign. Not the commission split. Those matter, but they’re the conditions you work in. Your results come from your habits inside those conditions. Habits of […]
What’s Going On In The Real Estate Market?
The predictions of the real estate market have been about as accurate as the local weather forecast in areas without Doppler Radar. Two headlines in real…
The Quarterly Business Review: A Best Practice
Every 90 days, a quarter of the year is gone. That makes it time for a quarterly business and operations review. Is yours scheduled? Are you ahead, behind or on track with your goals? Either way, “declare it perfect and move forward powerfully.” Review what’s working and what’s not, make the adjustments, and keep moving. […]
Outcomes Matter
The problem with the traditional to-do list is that it’s about tasks and not about outcomes. An outcome could be something like: “increase revenue by 25%” or “build a relationship with specific people.” There is no single task that will cause the outcome. There is arguably a set of tasks that could build up to […]
Is It the Market? Me? Or My Broker? The Real Reason Agents Leave
How often have you heard an agent say they’re leaving for greener pastures? Usually it comes with one of three explanations. It’s the market. It’s me. It’s my broker. Sometimes a move really is the right call. But in my experience, the root cause is usually simpler and harder to fix. Agent success, and agent […]
Drowning in Data? The Importance of Focus in a World of Information Overload
Information is power, but in today’s world, we’re facing an unprecedented data deluge. According to Domo’s Data Never Sleeps 10.0 report, global data creation is exploding, projected to reach 181 zettabytes by 2025. Just consider the activity every minute: millions of Google searches, hundreds of hours of YouTube uploads, thousands of Instagram posts and tweets. […]
You Don’t Need Permission to Win
When Orville and Wilbur Wright flew at Kitty Hawk in 1903, neither of them had a pilot’s license. There was no such thing. Nobody had ever flown a powered airplane, so there was no one to ask. They had creativity, persistence and a willingness to be wrong in public. That turned out to be enough. […]