Tag Archives: Professionalism
Don’t Be A Cookie Thief!
There’s a great little book called “The Cookie Thief” by Kirk Weisler, and his story hits a little too close to home for me. I say that jokingly, of course I am not a cookie thief… or am I? Kirk’s … Continue reading
2012 Inman News Connect
Words have meaning. I know that seems redundant, but I want you to really think about that. I attend a lot of conferences. They all seem to have different themes and names associated with them each year. There’s one conference … Continue reading
2011 REALTOR Good Neighbor Award Winners
Last night at the NAR Annual Conference General Session we had the opportunity to meet 5 amazing individuals who have gone above and beyond to make the world around them a better place. The 2011 Good Neighbor Awards winners are: LeRoy … Continue reading
Radically Practical Meets Practically Radical
Some of the most enjoyable sessions I attend at NAR Annual Conference are the EES or Entrepreneurial Excellence Sessions. This year has been no exception as we had the opportunity to listen to William Taylor, the co-founder of the cutting edge … Continue reading
Do You Know Who You’re Working With?
I have a friend, no this isn’t one of those things where the friend is actually me… I have been friends with this person for more than 17 years. We have worked together at 3 different companies prior to my … Continue reading
Peer to Peer Professionalism in Real Estate
This morning I really got thinking on this issue of peer to peer professionalism in real estate when I saw this interesting tweet from my friend Michael McClure – Michael has been conducting a survey on professionalism the last few … Continue reading
Justifying Designations or Products With Meaningless Statistics
Which Came First? The Chicken or The Egg? I got an e-mail today which raised an interesting question for me, and of course I want to throw it out to you! The e-mail was for a product to make REALTORS® … Continue reading
Leadership… It’s a TEAM Sport!
I was recently reminded of the interconnectivity and interdependence that a leader must have with their followers and with the rest of their leadership team (VP’s, managers, directors, etc…). The phrase “I got your back” quickly came to mind. The … Continue reading