Stop chasing fame and focus on being a great realtor and person.

Show interest in others, not just yourself. Build genuine connections, not shallow ones.

Stop missing out on your 'money tree' – watch this eye-opening video and discover the opportunities you've been walking right by.

As I celebrate my niece Courtney's graduation and anticipate her college journey, I reflect on my primary aim: family.

My focus is on supporting my loved ones and building my businesses to afford the freedom to cherish these moments.

Before diving into business endeavors, consider these essential questions about your life's direction and purpose.

Frustrated by empty flyer boxes on real estate signs, I turned my annoyance into a catchy song capturing the struggle of finding information about properties for sale without physical flyers

Rob Hahn argues against social media in real estate, citing Apple's example, while Tom Ferry emphasizes being where clients are; yet, a real-life example shows both perspectives, raising the question: who's right, Tom or Rob?

Simplify Top Producer for Success! Focus on streamlining the user experience and integrating social media for better engagement

Trim stress by spending less than you earn post-tax day.

Brew coffee at home and brown bag lunch for easy savings!

Dive into the 1-2-1 Business Development Formula with insights from industry pros like Dale Chumbley, John, and Sarah Payson, who shared their strategies for building thriving online communities and engaging with thousands of fans.

Over the next 7 days, I'll dive into the "7 A's" to blend offline and social media marketing, with a daily video blog exploring each area in depth.

As a child, I was worried Santa wouldn't find us in Hawaii for Christmas, but the sound of bells and a "Ho! Ho! Ho!" proved otherwise, creating a magical family memory that remains with me.

Answer these 7 questions to see if your ideas are worth pursuing and can truly drive your business forward.

In this Productivity Nugget, I explain why it doesn’t matter if your glass is half full or half empty.