From Fearful to Fearless: How Real Estate Leaders Motivate Their Teams Through Change
“For the timid, change is frightening; for the comfortable, change is threatening; but for the confident, change is opportunity.” – Nido Qubein
“For the timid, change is frightening; for the comfortable, change is threatening; but for the confident, change is opportunity.” – Nido Qubein
The recent settlement with the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has brought significant changes to how compensation offers are handled in real estate transactions.
Insecurity can get the best of any agent, but when we focus on being authentic, it allows us to commit to serving, not selling.
Look at your real estate listing as a POP-UP store – a great way to attract attention to your listing and generate both buyer and seller interest!
Keeping up with the constantly shifting market has many agents floundering. Before you tear your hair out with frustration, check out the three mindset makeovers you need to keep up and stay competitive.
Real estate agents constantly try to stay ahead of the competition, and finding new tech to help save time is one of those ways. Slybroadcast is here to help!
As a real estate leader, you have the tough job of resolving conflicts timely and effectively to protect the reputations of your agents and your company. Do that – and you’re a hero. Don’t – and you open yourself and your organization up to scrutiny, bad publicity, legal issues, and even damage to the client […]
“I want to interview other agents” leaves most professionals scrambling for an answer to turn the listing conversation around…we’ve got you covered.
Success in real estate is NOT about transactions; it’s about cultivating strong and enduring relationships with clients. It’s about those little moments that matter where trust, rapport, and connection are built between agents and consumers.
“THANK YOU” – two of the most powerful words in any language and one of the most important things you can say to your real estate clients for entrusting you with the biggest and most important purchase they will ever make.
It’s been an EXHAUSTING time of highs and lows and a whole lot of uncertainty in the wake of the NAR lawsuit and agents are feeling the fatigue.
“Hire character. Train skill.” – Peter Schutz, former president and CEO of Porsche