In this week's episode, we discuss how setting goals allows us to create a benchmark for what success looks like. See, failing to set goals allows us to wander off track without even knowing it. When you reach a goal, it is time to reassess and set an even higher goal. It is also very important to acknowledge our successes but not allow them to stagnate our progress. Failing to reach a goal does not mean you failed. It means you successfully found out what did not work and now have better guidance for your next plan.
Advice On Removing Inspections and Appraisals -EP 116- Real Facts on Real Estate
The Importance of Processes -EP 115- Real Facts on Real Estate
Grow with an Attitude of Gratitude -EP 114- Real Facts on Real Estate
What Day Is It? -EP 113- Real Facts on Real Estate
The Unwritten Rules of a Crazy Sellers Market -EP 112- Real Facts on Real Estate
CRM Management -EP111- Real Facts on Real Estate
Was Your Offer Accepted? -EP110- Real Facts on Real Estate
Understanding Who Matters -EP109- Real Facts on Real Estate
Learning What A Deal Sounds Like -EP108- Real Facts on Real Estate
Providing Exceptional Value -EP107- Real Facts on Real Estate
Being A Buyers Agent In A Sellers Market -EP106- Real Facts on Real Estate
How Sports Prove You Are Intelligent - EP105 - Real Facts on Real Estate
Conquer Your Fear of Changing Brokerages - EP104 - Real Facts on Real Estate
I Got My Real Estate License, Now What? - EP103 - Real Facts on Real Estate
A New Spin on Your Sphere of Influence - EP102 - Real Facts on Real Estate
Back to our Roots - EP101 - Real Facts on Real Estate
A Story of Success - EP100 - Real Fact on Real Estate
7 Ways to Make More Money in 2021 - EP99 - Real Facts on Real Estate
5 Must Have Traits of a Real Estate Professional - EP98 - Real Facts on Real Estate
Buyers Consultation - EP97 - Real Facts on Real Estate
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