
Six Savvy Secrets for Standout Real Estate Agents
It’s not enough just to keep busy in your business, but in order to grow, you have to keep busy doing the right things.
It’s not enough just to keep busy in your business, but in order to grow, you have to keep busy doing the right things.
The common belief among business owners, especially in real estate, is that failure is the enemy of success. Many agents fear mistakes, thinking they’re setbacks rather than stepping stones.
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.
Transform your business by focusing on the little things—create $75 turkey sandwich moments that elevate client experiences and build lasting trust.
Great leaders are lifelong learners, and for real estate team leaders, the wisdom found in leadership books can inspire, empower, and transform teams for lasting success.
We frequently hear from real estate agents, “How do I compete for a listing when my suggested price is way lower than other agents AND Zillow?” We’re bringing the answers!
Jimmy Carter’s life teaches us to build with purpose, lead with heart, and create lasting impact—lessons every real estate professional can embrace.
The enduring brilliance of Handel’s Messiah is more than just a musical feat; it’s a testament to vision, leadership, and perseverance. For real estate leaders, Handel’s approach to crafting this masterpiece offers valuable lessons on inspiring teams, fostering collaboration, and navigating challenges with grace.
An 80-foot tree taught Darryl powerful lessons on resilience, support, and growth—reminding us that even with scars, we can thrive and inspire others.
“Marketing is no longer about the stuff that you make, but about the stories you tell.” – Seth Godin
Real estate leaders can embrace Samhain-inspired principles of reflection, resilience, and growth to guide their teams through market transitions with strength.
“Success in management requires learning as fast as the world is changing.” – Warren Bennis