If you’re feeling uninspired and overwhelmed in your real estate business, you’re not alone. Real estate agent burnout is very real and very common. Long days, late nights, working weekends and holidays: all the stress can quickly lead to exhaustion. Even if you’re not currently at your breaking point, would you know how to recognize […]
The Myth About Multitasking
Multitaskers Beware: Lack of Focus Means Poorer Brain Health Are you a chronic multitasker? Most small business owners – including most Realtors – pride themselves on their ability to keep many proverbial balls juggling at once. Chances are you’re multitasking right now; several browsers open at once, checking email and text messages on your phone, […]
You’re Wasting Three Hours a Day – Here’s How to Be More Productive.
If your phone is practically an extension of your body, you’re in good company. The market-research group Nielsen found that the average American spends nearly 11 hours every day interacting with some type of media. We spend roughly three hours of that time on a smartphone or tablet, viewing apps, social media, or streaming services. […]
5 Habits of Highly Successful People
Many highly successful people incorporate the same daily habits into their routines. These behaviors are so common among self-made millionaires that social researchers have identified and published the secrets to their success. Thomas C. Corley, a financial planner and researcher, studied 177 self-made millionaires to identify their daily habits. In his book “Change Your Habits, […]
A Better Work/Life Balance for Realtors
Let’s face it: being a Realtor is hard work. You spend countless hours – including nights and weekends – showing homes, writing contracts, attending closings, and marketing to potential clients. It’s a 24/7 job, and it can take a toll on your personal life. Keep yourself from getting overwhelmed and overworked by finding an appropriate […]
Bill Gates Was Right: Content Is King, But Only If You Own It
It’s been more than 20 years since Bill Gates coined the now-ubiquitous phrase, “content is king,” in an essay about the rise of the Internet. It was the early days of the Internet, years before the dot-com bubble would burst, when companies and individuals were still trying to make sense of the budding interactive network. […]