Tag Archives: attitude

How to Be Happier at Work

When you’re down about work, how do you turn yourself around? What behaviors might be self-sabotaging your success? Check out this great article from Inc.com about 10 Things to Stop Doing Right Now at work.

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Scott’s Thoughts: Load Balancing

From boom to bust to boom, how do you handle deal flow? Are you prepared for an upturn in the market? How much can you handle? Some thoughts about “load balancing” and planning for your business.

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Why Winners Keep Winning

Why is it that winners continue to win? It turns out there are good reasons why the leaders continue to lead, as detailed by Harvard business professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter.

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Scott’s Thoughts: Mindfulness & Health

What does mindfulness mean to your real estate business? Might it be the key to recognizing more opportunities?

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Scott’s Thoughts: Finding Tranquility

A look at stress, seeking tranquility, and a couple of useful resources for lowering your cortisol levels.

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It’s More Important to Be Kind than Clever

In this eye-opening article by Bill Taylor for Harvard Business Review, we found multiple excellent examples of how kindness trumps cleverness, and thought it would be a useful reminder to Tuesday Tactics readers.

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Scott’s Thoughts: Your Estate

Don’t underestimate the value of time off to your business. Too many of us become addicted to the feeling of “being productive” without recognizing signs of burn-out, family neglect, and faltering friendships.

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The Crucial First Hour

How do the most successful spend the first hour of their day?

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Scott’s Thoughts: The Gratitude Exercise

One simple practice can enhance the quality of your day, every day.

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Scott’s Thoughts: Disruptive Innovation

Who (or what) will be responsible for the next wave of major innovation in the real estate industry? Will it rest solely on a shift in technology? Will these ideas originate in board rooms or home offices?

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