
Navigating the Tariffs: A Real Estate Leader’s Guide to Market Shifts
When economic headlines shift from abstract policy to personal impact, strong leadership becomes more important than ever.
When economic headlines shift from abstract policy to personal impact, strong leadership becomes more important than ever.
In the Yellowstone universe, one truth stands above all: Only the strongest survive. From James and Margaret Dutton braving the uncharted wilderness of 1883, to Jacob and Cara Dutton fighting to hold their land in 1923, to John Dutton III battling modern threats in Yellowstone, this family doesn’t just endure—they adapt, fight, and win.
Success in real estate isn’t a given—it’s a daily reward earned through consistent action, embracing challenges, and, most importantly, a deep appreciation for the opportunities before you.
Discover 9 proven strategies to recruit, retain, and empower top-tier real estate agents to build a high-performing, loyal team.
Conquer your fear of prospecting! Shift your focus from selling to serving, build genuine connections, and turn calls into meaningful relationships.
We’re excited to unveil the all-new 48-page April issue of POWER AGENT® Success Magazine—your go-to guide for smarter business strategies, next-level confidence, and intentional growth.
NAR’s new twist on the Clear Cooperation Policy (CCP) adds confusion, not clarity—making listing conversations harder without real benefits.
Avoid common leadership pitfalls by setting clear goals, resolving conflicts, fostering accountability, and investing in team training to boost brokerage success.
Just like the Hoover Dam wasn’t built in a day, neither is a successful real estate business -break down your goals and overbuild your foundation to create long-lasting success.
Master risk management, protect your business, and build a resilient real estate brokerage with strategic planning.
We talk about SMILE Stops™ a lot in the POWER Program®; here’s why they are a powerful way to develop client relationships!
When the going gets tough, the tough get going – or so they say.