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When You’re Falling Short of Your Goals…

Don’t Wait—Rebuild the Plan If you’re falling short of your goals, it’s not time for excuses. It’s time for adjustment. In every real estate market—good, bad, weird, or “unprecedented”—there is a business plan that works. The market is never the whole problem; your plan and your approach are almost always the part you can fix. … Continued

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Mastery Loves Boring

How to Stay Alive in a Repetitious Business Mike Ferry used to describe our business as “repetitious boredom.” You know what? He wasn’t wrong. Real estate – and sales in general – is a strange mix of excitement and monotony. The adrenaline of a new listing, a fresh lead, a big closing… wrapped inside hours … Continued

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