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Realtors, Is Your Real Estate Career Stalled
Sometimes, committed agents with high potential need a proven system to break through to the next highest level. On their own, it’s challenging
The parts of real estate and business nobody wants to say out loud — stated plainly, no sugarcoating.
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Sometimes, committed agents with high potential need a proven system to break through to the next highest level. On their own, it’s challenging
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There are 3 phases for most Realtors in their careers: the beginning, the learning, and the rewarding. I did not want to say 4 stages, for we all know what the 4th stage is:
The Brutal Truth
Most will say they value opinions from those they perceive as knowing what they are talking about, or from their boss, spouse, teacher, mentor, lawyer, realtor, guru, priest, rabbi, minister, or hairdresser.
Realtor Merry Go Around
Sales of any kind should not be a mystery, troublesome, or worrisome; what should be troubling are a salesperson's habits.
Realtor Merry Go Around
Success in sales, regardless of your field- how often have you heard "Do the work," do this, Read this, or been taught the latest by sales gurus, your boss, or your family? Is that working, or are you working?
Realtor Tips and Ideas
Paying for leads is lazy (yet expensive, hard work, and time-consuming from lead to contract); paying for leads turns you into a commodity just like everyone else in your profession.
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A client's dissatisfaction almost always starts at the beginning. Choosing carefully is not arrogance. It is how both sides win.
The Brutal Truth
How you do anything is how you do everything. Showing up is not enough. Showing up with intention, preparation, and genuine care
Sales Principles
You are paid for the value and performance you add to the other party, not your effort, time or energy!
The Brutal Truth
If someone asks me today how the market is, I say it depends on what part of the market you are interested in.
The Brutal Truth
I have made more mistakes than most, and I am not looking for a trophy or bragging about losing; every loss and mistake taught me something,