Teams: Never Stop Learning
Teams: Never Stop Learning By Paul Wheeler One of the most rewarding endeavors in life is continual learning. A lifetime of growth and momentum impacts not only you, but also the people on your team and the world around you. The challenge is, most of us don’t know how to create the time, the structure and the…
Read MoreFor a Ship With No Destination, No Winds Are Favorable
For a Ship With No Destination, No Winds Are Favorable By Jim Knowlton For a ship with no destination, no winds are favorable. This is true not only in maritime rules, but in elevating your business growth, as well. You must first define growth (where am I going and how will I get there?) before you…
Read MoreFinish Strong
Finish Strong By Verl WorkmanComing out of the busy selling season stringing three or four good months together is okay for many; however, coaching clients of Workman Success are taught to start strong and finish stronger than they start. As we move into the final few months of the year, it’s easy to take our…
Read MoreTeams: Good for Agents, Good for Brokers…and Good for Consumers, Too
Teams: Good for Agents, Good for Brokers…and Good for Consumers, Too By Maria Patterson(Above, L to R) Louise Phillips Forbes, Louise Phillips Forbes Team, Halstead; Jenn Smira, Jenn Smira Team, Compass; Bo Menkiti, The Bo Menkiti Group, Keller Williams Capital Properties; and Tim Milam, Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage, discuss “Managing Your Real Estate Sales…
Read MoreBe Your Own Best Client
Be Your Own Best Client By Verl Workman After 25 years in real estate, what will you have of real value? How will you retire and continue to live a full life? It comes down to taking advantage of opportunities and making smart financial decisions. How many times in your career have you had a client who…
Read MoreElevate Your Wealth
Elevate Your Wealth Paul Wheeler On a basic level, wealth-building starts with nothing more than spending less than you make. The problem is that most of us do the opposite. I’ve been fortunate enough to have done a few things right, and I’ve gone from having $200 in my pocket many years ago to currently having…
Read MoreAccountability Equals Love
Accountability Equals Love By Verl Workman As business leaders, trainers, coaches and even parents, we’re often put in situations where we have to hold one or more people accountable to do their job, make the right decisions, or perform at a higher level. When dealing with entrepreneurs (agents), we have to understand that the concept of…
Read MoreShining a Light on Your Team: The 3 Rs
Shining a Light on Your Team: The 3 Rs By Sara Guldi I had a profound conversation with my coach recently. It really hit me right between the eyes when we spoke about things I felt I should have done—things I regretted, if you will.The conversation that ensued is, at this point, one of the top…
Read MoreWhy Team Admins Matter
So you’re a new agent—or maybe a veteran—but you’re doing it solo. If you’re brand-new to the real estate world, this is how most agents start. If you’re a veteran, chances are that you’ve realized that sometimes it’s okay to ask for help. That’s where building a team comes in. Real estate agents are entrepreneurs,…
Read MoreTeam Collaboration, You Say?
I may be a business owner, but learning to be an effective manager is the hardest part of my job. I can sell real estate all day long. I can make marketing decisions like no one else. I can keep a calendar, schedule meetings, and get more done than anyone I know—but, gosh, sometimes it’s…
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