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Real growth doesn’t come from dramatic swings, Jimmy Burgess writes. It comes from small intentional actions that compound over time. Continue reading
Real growth doesn’t come from dramatic swings, Jimmy Burgess writes. It comes from small intentional actions that compound over time. Continue reading
Most agents use the same tools, chase the same clients and wonder why they plateau, coach Darryl Davis writes. Here’s what the top performers do differently. Continue reading
Alice Faggi watched Andrew Flachner interview “New York Times” bestselling author Sahil Bloom live at ICNY. The conversation challenged everything she thought she knew about building a successful career. Continue reading
The agents who commit to building genuine skill and the discipline of a professional athlete will not only survive this market, coach Darryl Davis writes — they’ll dominate it. Continue reading
If we want to win in a world where consumers have more information than ever, new Inman contributor Brian Tresidder writes, we have to be the clear, steady professional who elevates the experience. Continue reading
Broker and Inman Ambassador Dina Williams shares her thoughts on why community is what shapes life, business and the industry that she loves. Continue reading
Founded by eXp Realty team leader Kendall Bonner, Industry Speaks Academy provides real estate professionals with structured training and feedback to ready them for speaking opportunities at events, podcasts and more. Continue reading
Holding real estate licenses in more than one state or market is trending in response to how clients’ lives have evolved since the pandemic, but it’s not for everyone, Kevelyn Guzman writes. Continue reading
When you show up for the people around you, you build trust, strengthen relationships and earn new opportunities, Amy Corr writes. Continue reading
Working women often pay a “motherhood penalty” in their careers, writes CEO and contributor Dezireh Eyn, but with a shift in perspective, women can win instead. Continue reading