We’ve all been there…crippled by some fear of failure and judgment, especially this year, but this fear holds us back, and keeps us from finding our greatness…and having a lot of fun!
In this part of the “Science of Smiling” real estate success series, Darryl why it’s in our DNA to be connected to one another as human beings.
Whether homeowners are faced with natural disasters or other devastating issues, being prepared with answers and resources to help them through is one of the many ways we can serve our clients.
We are called human beings, not human doings for a reason!
“You have to look at your career and personal life at the big-picture level: it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Doing that helps me feel OK during the weeks when one part of my life overwhelms the other.” —Joanna Horsnail, partner at Mayer Brown LLP
Life balance includes both yin and yang. You need to have the failures to truly appreciate the wins.
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 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 look and feel differently for everyone – and that’s what makes them even more special.
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.
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.
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.