Which is more hazardous? A lack of knowledge or mistaken knowledge? A post on cultivating healthy skepticism. Ask questions, even of your own “irrefutable” truths. Though some may withstand scrutiny, others may give way to fantastic breakthroughs and growth opportunities.
What does it mean to have the child’s mind? How can you apply it to your personal and professional relationships?
Here’s a little perspective on mistakes and how to handle them.
Do you live your life dreaming of the day you’ve “made it”? You might want to reconsider your mindset.
This book provides a unique insight into the wisdom of our elders.
Do you trust the signals so much that you’d cross the street without looking? Probably not. Some thoughts on common sense and market data.
If you’re a new agent in real estate, do you currently have a mentor? If you’re an experienced agent, do you currently mentor someone? If not, why?
Which battles do you choose to fight? Here’s a short piece on why you don’t have to compromise your ideals, even when the challenges seem to large.
Are you the ant or the ox? Are you content to get a little done at a time, or do you dream of the “big push”?
To a certain extent, an affirmation is a message to your brain which says, “I don’t care how you do, it, just do it.” The result can be a feeling of bewilderment or futility. “If I haven’t done it yet, what’s to say I can do it now?” The pressure of “must do” blocks the ability to think creatively about a solution.
