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Focus, Commitment, Determination
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Mark Eibner
August 20, 2008 at 4:18 pm
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Ines
August 21, 2008 at 9:30 am
Hi Jamie!! I think we all approach our goals and motivation differently, but it’s something we should all be focused on without a doubt. I’ve never needed a coach for motivation and have always pushed myself sometimes into submission but I think it’s really important for everyone to stay on top of the changing market and changing technologies.
I can remember 2 years ago spending a fortune in print advertising and getting absolutely no results for my clients – now it’s about finding new venues and portals to expose out listings and our business. Also remember a year ago hearing about “short sale specialists” – now must agents have experience with at least one of those. I think to be successful in real estate you have to be willing to change, you have to be open to new venues and have to have your radar on at all times.
Jamie Geiger
August 21, 2008 at 11:15 pm
@ines- I agee 100%, you really do have to change with the times. I too have spent a lot of money on print with no result or very little results, and now I focus all my efforts online, and it is starting to pay off. I learn something new everyday and refuse to go back to “the basics that worked in the 80’s” as some would preach.