I could not agree more…

Key Yessaad – Real Estate Internet Strategist

I could not agree more…

Key Yessaad – Real Estate Internet Strategist

Rob, your suggestions on embracing technological tools warrants a post, or two. Many of my small business clients have little, if any, online presence. With such a low financial cost to entry posing no barrier, the only limitation is lack of knowledge.

“Regret minimization” is a life philosophy I’ve always admired in you, Ira.

What about those days, Kim H., when I stay in my jammies all day and “network” on Twitter instead of creating those classes I keep talking about? Guess I need to get motivated and create the mastermind group Rob suggests.

“Education is a constant.” Oh, so very true, Kim A. Some days it seems the more I learn, the more I don’t know. Every facet of our business benefits from ongoing education.

Sam, your points on delegating and productivity address needs related to growth. I especially appreciated your advice on looking beyond the norm for talent. My tendency is to hire clones of my personality style instead of complementing my personal style.

And here’s something @Urban_Lindsay learned: “I can never work for someone else again.”

Rob, your suggestions on embracing technological tools warrants a post, or two. Many of my small business clients have little, if any, online presence. With such a low financial cost to entry posing no barrier, the only limitation is lack of knowledge.

“Regret minimization” is a life philosophy I’ve always admired in you, Ira.

What about those days, Kim H., when I stay in my jammies all day and “network” on Twitter instead of creating those classes I keep talking about? Guess I need to get motivated and create the mastermind group Rob suggests.

“Education is a constant.” Oh, so very true, Kim A. Some days it seems the more I learn, the more I don’t know. Every facet of our business benefits from ongoing education.

Sam, your points on delegating and productivity address needs related to growth. I especially appreciated your advice on looking beyond the norm for talent. My tendency is to hire clones of my personality style instead of complementing my personal style.

And here’s something @Urban_Lindsay learned: “I can never work for someone else again.”

Education is a constant. From industry, skills, technology, marketing – it is an ongoing venture. Don’t overwhelm yourself by trying to absorb everything at once. Maintain a list of what you want to learn. Educate yourself on the topic that is your top priority. Then keep building on that base; directed to the area in your business you are focusing.

Kim Alvis’s last blog post..Happy New Year – To A Successful 2009!

Education is a constant. From industry, skills, technology, marketing – it is an ongoing venture. Don’t overwhelm yourself by trying to absorb everything at once. Maintain a list of what you want to learn. Educate yourself on the topic that is your top priority. Then keep building on that base; directed to the area in your business you are focusing.

Kim Alvis’s last blog post..Happy New Year – To A Successful 2009!

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Remember to believe in yourself. If you don’t no one else will.

Keep excellent records and hire a CPA to keep you on track with finances.

Show your appreciation to those that take time to advise you (no charge), they believe in you and want you to succeed.

Remember to believe in yourself. If you don’t no one else will.

Keep excellent records and hire a CPA to keep you on track with finances.