inspiration | Darryl Davis | Real Estate Coach

4 Tips to Show your Clients Gratitude This Year

Gratitude creates connections that can help create customers for life.

The Science of Smiling

The “warm fuzzies” you get from smiling aren’t a coincidence, it’s actually your brain following your facial cue!

The Simple Daily Activity That Will Drive Your Business Forward

Want to build momentum? Put systems in place and keep moving forward.

real estate training - power of being versus doing

There is a big difference between “being” and “doing.” We go through life and through our business and balancing both can become stressful. When we start off our day off by waking up to a To-Do list, it can feel draining rather than inspiring!

The Human Being-ness of Being a Real Estate Agent

The REAL real estate success stories are in the countless experiences that clients have with real estate pros who are not “doing” real estate but rather “being” it.

Real Estate Success Stories

Real estate success stories look and feel differently for everyone – and that’s what makes them even more special.

Real Estate Superheroes: The Qualities of a Great Agent

Real Estate Agents often square off against resolute homeowners who have their own ideas about pricing their home, but a truly great agent has the qualities to embody the “Coach, Not Close” attitude.

Tuesday Real Estate Tips: Social Media For The Busy Agent

Real estate agents are BUSY. Between showings, open houses, and life on the go, finding time to post on social media can be tough. Check out these tips for fitting social media into your busy life.

8 strategies for real estate success stories

Eight Great Tools for Creating Real Estate Success Stories

Real estate success stories sometimes seem born from “luck”, but more often than not, they are the results of having the right tools and systems to build upon.

Real Estate Inspirations: Being The Flashlight And Shining Your Light For Others

Just like we don’t throw a flashlight away when the batteries die, we don’t ignore our families, friends, and clients when they are struggling. Like the flashlight, we need to help them change their batteries.