From Debt to Net: The Principles Behind an Unlikely Success Story
2. Be Proactive
If you want to be successful, you must be proactive. For me, that meant knocking on doors, hosting at least 3 open houses every Sunday, watching all of David Knox’s videos, and focusing on building a rapport with my clients. What does that look like for you?
Pierce Blitch, III, IFAS
April 3, 2019 at 3:52 pm - Reply
Good for you. Other than #1, I’m not sure if you have ranked them in order of importance. If they are, then I would put “Be Honest” as #2. As a professional real estate appraiser, I have found that being honest with your clients might not be the most comfortable or easy thing to do but “Honesty” is probably one of the main reasons that they are my client.
Good for you. Other than #1, I’m not sure if you have ranked them in order of importance. If they are, then I would put “Be Honest” as #2. As a professional real estate appraiser, I have found that being honest with your clients might not be the most comfortable or easy thing to do but “Honesty” is probably one of the main reasons that they are my client.
Great tips! I especially loved the “Don’t run with just anyone.” That’s an important tip for life in general!
Great Post! I just learned about you and your story and I’m so inspired! My Faves are 3,4 and 6!