(Editor’s note: This article originally was published by Kaiser Health News.) You’ve turned 65 and exited middle age. What are the chances you’ll develop cognitive impairment or dementia in the years ahead? New research about “cognitive life expectancy… Continue reading
Paddling down the Mississippi River in a canoe is something that people typically only dream about. KJ Milhone did it once when he was a young man, recently made a second attempt and now has visions, at age 60, of a third try. Milhone, an executive coa… Continue reading
(This article is adapted from Don’t Retire Rewire!) The transition to retirement is stressful, and that stress is made worse by not having a plan. Leaving full-time work is a time of change, ambiguity and lack of structure. It’s easier to know where yo… Continue reading
Here are five tips for helping your clients not only organize and get rid of clutter as needed, but also feel less overwhelmed and helpless throughout the potentially stressful decluttering process. Continue reading
Multiple real estate brokerages have criticized the way Compass is expanding through acquisitions and poaching top talent. Continue reading
One of the most promising applications for blockchain technology in the real estate industry has been created by the start-up SafeChain. Their top priority is working with — instead of eliminating — the local government officials who handle the bulk of… Continue reading
Confidence comes from knowing what to say, when to say it and how to say it. So what happens when you raise your confidence in sales situations? Lots of good things, that’s what! Continue reading
Amazon Prime. Walmart. Google Express. What do these behemoths have in common with real estate? Instant gratification. Continue reading
If you find yourself working hard for clients who end up leaving you or eventually abandoning the idea of homebuying or selling altogether, listen up. Here are four qualifiers that will leave you with clients who won’t waste your valuable time. Continue reading
As an agent selling a historic property, your goal is to find buyers who see beauty where others might not. Here are six tips for doing just that. Continue reading