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"Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." Arthur Ashe. I heard this quote tonight on TV and it made a lot of sense for us as Realtors. I moved to an area where I had no sphere of influence about 3 years ago. I have done my best to make connections with the "right" people. I have tried to meet the influential people in my area. As far as using what I have, I have nothing. I have only what I have earned myself. I don't have anyone giving me anything. What I have is my ability to communicate with others and knowing that I treat my clients with the same respect that I was treated when I bought my FIRST house. Every purchase is like buying something for the first time. I am doing what I can with what I have where I am.

Posted by Emily Brunette on 12/06/2007 10:21 PM

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4 Comments on Inspiration

DEC

2007

Hello Emily, It's a pleasure. I love your attitude, fortitude and positive approach to reality. I am proud of you (and all) that dig in their heels and run the race on their own. Each and every little win along the way is packed with rewards. These are rewards that only the independent and responsible ones will know. I like you. Deb

Thanks Deb,

It is great to hear positive feedback from other professionals. It has been a tough year, but I know there are buyers and sellers out there and I am doing my best to reach them and to be the Realtor that they never expected to have. I want to break all the Realtor stereotypes. Thanks Again

Emily,

Very inspirational. positive. starting real estate is tough when you don't know anyone.

What a wonderful post. Be true to your self, and others and you will be a winner. It's hard work, but keep on keeping on. People recognize hard work, a positive attitude, and honesty. Build relationships, friendships, and remember "Quitters never win, and winners never quit." Best wishes for you.

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