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entrepreneurs: Real You: Fearless Moves - 11/03/10 02:00 PM
"You are lucky enough to be different, never change." Taylor Swift Ok, I'm making a fearless move - finally publishing a novel. My dream. It's been there since I was a kid, and now, I'm taking the leap and going for it. What's your fearless move? Have you made one lately? Just last weekend I attended my - gulp - 25th college reunion in Nashville. Thus the inspiration to tap into my country music inspired, Taylor Swift quote above. Taylor's right: You are unique. You, in and of yourself, are your competitive advantage. Have you used your best to your advantage lately? If
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entrepreneurs: Real You: Entrepreneurs keep believing! - 08/25/10 08:38 PM
Today's U.S. economy is fueled by 29.6 million small businesses, led by people just like you, people who are entrepreneurs who made their dreams into reality. Truth is, the only way to begin the journey of entrepreneurship is to start. And you've don that. That's why you're in real estate. But it's tough out there. I know that. That's why now, more than ever, it's so important to be real. <br> Each one of us is in a unique position to approach our work in a fresh new way. One that's real and authentic to each of us as individuals. What compelled
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entrepreneurs: Real You: Passion Poppers - 06/17/10 07:35 PM
You recognize passion when you see it, don't you? It's that sparkle in a person's eye, the spring in her step. Passionate people exude pure, real energy. Confidence and a sense of empowerment. Everything they say is infused with enthusiasm. We all recognize it - and hopefully - we all want passion in our lives. Unfortunately, the road to finding and remaining true to your passions is littered with the realities of life. Disappointments and setbacks abound, no matter your age, no matter whether there is a recession or not. (Although, it's especially true today.) Disappointment is a fact
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entrepreneurs: Get your life priorities straight first - 06/27/08 09:21 AM
Deciding on the balance that you want to have between business success, family success and leisure time is the difference between judging your own success and failure. I suggest spending some time alone-- a night, a weekend or even a few hours. Then, with pen and paper in hand, establish your goals and write down your top priorities. Your number-one priority should be where you spend most of your conscious time, and so on. Remember, it's never really been about work-life balance. It's more about integrating work and family with your personal goals. One of my friends, Tanya Baker, an independent
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entrepreneurs: Remember what's important in tough times - 01/13/08 07:23 PM
I just returned from the Real Estate Connect conference in New York and there were some very depressing economists there. As you no doubt have surmised, the housing market is in a recession. There is a wave of sadness, despair and fear crashing down on those directly involved in the industry: real estate agents, brokers, lenders and the like.And for good reason. There are 10 month plus inventories in markets across the country. Everyone seems to have stopped buying and selling homes. So, that was the gist of the conference and then I was on a technology panel. My message? Not
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Kaira Sturdivant Rouda
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