Sometimes Fresh Blood IS The Only Thing Left To Try

Hello Candice - sometimes it's best "to let it go".  Oh yeah, in real estate too.  

Yep, been there and had that happen. I had one listing forever. I asked the owner if I could recommend a different agent to sell his home. Always came back to me and said, no, you are doing just fine. 6 years later the home sold, with me still as the listing agent!

A huge cone. It must be meant for a dog if not a human.

Have a great weekend.  

Sam

Hello Candice,  Sometime we all need to take time and dance.  We all do everything we can to make deals, that is how we get paid.  Sometimes our clients just do not listen to our suggestions.

Candice,

We are on the same wave length.  There is no shortage of wonderful people to work with...A

Yes, that's a great way to look at it. It's all good.

If you have done all you can, and both you and your client know you have done your best, there is no shame in letting go. sometimes it might be timing, but often not.

No doubt about it, CANDICE A. DONOFRIO .... there are times that it is best to "fire yourself" from providing marketing services to a particular client.  Either way, you do your best to leave on good terms and encourage them to choose another brokerage to assist them.  Only one time in 30 yrs, did I terminate and ended any conversation with the seller.  Best for my psychy.  

Candice-I have found in all of the work I've done that when it's not working...no matter what I do...it's like a weight has been lifted when we say Adios. 

Nothing better than knowing what to to tell yourself......you're fired!  And BTW thank you very much, way past time! Next......

Hi Candice A. Donofrio ,

sometimes Adios is the best way to free up everyone concerned! You are one smart cookie!

Happy Monday, Candice A. Donofrio!    Your post reminds me of a real estate relationship I had with a client and in which I released a year ago. I worked 4 long years on that relationship.   Candice, I thought I would feel awful and found out a wonderful feeling of being free -- and as you write, free to move on to something new. 

Candice

My first glimpse was Mojave, the California desert, which I used to live in for 2 years back in the 1950's. Then I finally read Ft. OOOOOPS look forward to seeing what 2 Mojave's can do, I guess better than one.

Then I realized I was not aware of what the word Mojave meant until just Googling it. It now all makes sense.

Would love to call and get to know you, OK?? thanks cvc

I so agree with you, Candice. If you've done your best and it isn't working, cut bait. Something always rushes in to take its place.  I tell my grandkids when something doesn't work out, there is only one thing left to do, "Let's Dance!"

Sometimes your best will be tested and moving forward creates room for what is intended. Great attitude Candice! Did you say dance? I can do that!

Somtimes it's best for both parties - you AND the clients - to let go and re-group! I referred one out to another agent once - got me mailbox money and freed me up to work other deals. 

Savor that breath of fresh air...and enjoy the dance!

A fresh start can lead to a fresh idea. t can only be good thing, in my opinion.

Candice A. Donofrio - Follow your bliss!!! You know you, better than you know, well, you know! There are some people that cling and you know when you know it's time to shed them off your back, you just have to do it. Fling 'em! Let 'em go! Life is too valuable and so is your time. 

Candice I am in escrow on a property that took three years to sell for the second time and this time we are going to close.... and I agree sometimes it is OK to say time to move on...Endre