Photo by by annarfay In my previous blog post, I wrote about running into the wind. I’m going one step further today. Please read this entire blog post because it has some very valuable business advice for you. It will be worth your time! To read part one of this post, click here! Here goes… In my early [...]
Continue reading...24. October 2008
Yesterday I finished "The Snowball" by Alice Schroeder. This is the new biography on Warren Buffett and it’s a great book. In the chapter titled "Claim Checks," the author described how Warren Buffett has achieved massive success in life. I found it to be extremely instructive. Before I share what she wrote about Warren, I [...]
Continue reading...15. October 2008
I recently hosted a webinar where I shared how I built and sold my business. I explained how I incorporated the 3 Key Economic Moats and separated myself from all of the agents in my marketplace. With today’s crazy economy, it makes a lot of sense for real estate agents to think very hard about [...]
Continue reading...7. October 2008
Image by VonCanon This is a guest post from Tom Karadza. He and his brother, Nick, own a thriving real estate business in Toronto, Canada.One of their agents, Mike Desormeaux, is launching a new website that might just change the world one little step at a time. Here is Tom’s post: Every once in a while someone [...]
Continue reading...2. September 2008
The title of my post is the lyrics of a song named "Handlebars" by Flobots. I have this song on my Ipod and I listen to it when I run. The song, although unusual, is very inspiring for me. Here it is… Some of the lyrics from the song are.. "Look at me, look at me… I [...]
Continue reading...29. August 2008
There is a lot of talk about discipline and how important it is in life. I agree that discipline is extremely important; however, I’ve found that it is virtually impossible to be disciplined in every single area of our lives. Most of us are disciplined in some areas, but undisciplined in others. I have found that [...]
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18. November 2008
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