When expectations become unrealistic, it's time to EXIT stage right!

When I read this post Wanda, it reminds me of;

  They didn't plan to fail,. they just failed to plan. 

As you point out Wanda, its nice when everything goes togeather  in the end, but when they don't , its tough on everyone, especially the person who has done all of the work, the Realtor in most case. 

You can never spend too much time on the details and the planning process, as the carpenters like to say, measure twice, cut once !!

Hello Wanda,  I love Bryan first line up above.  We all need to word together to get things done.

Wanda,  Sometimes, the chemistry just isnt right between client and Realtor and nothing will go right.  Instead of forcing the issue, it is best to Exit Stage Right and move on.

I've had to say bye-bye to decorating clients and to customers in the store with home consultations and just being on two different playing fields.

Wanda we do tend to make it look easy, like you said, and it's not really all that easy at times to pull a million items together fast and keep all happy.As a team working together - and I mean the clients as part of the team - it tends to run smoothly. It doesn't make much sense to row upstream.  That's when it's time to let that boat go and catch another one.

Wanda,

It is so much better for your health, well being, and outlook to exit stage right, when the circumstances are impossible...we call it the Michael Jackson moon walk. LOL, have a great weekend. A

I have been in that situation.  Very uncomfortable when you are blamed for things that you can't control

It can become miserable for the agent and we sense the lack of trust. It either needs to close fast or we need to have an understanding.

If there isn't trust and/or some unrealistic expectations, like you say, Wanda, it's time to exit!