trust in relationships: Trust is the foundation...
- 12/30/18 10:24 AM
Trust is the foundation...
In friendships, working arrangements, partners in life or crime, a common thread that runs deeply and for all time, is trust. The need to rely on others for acceptance, comfort, advice and companionship is indeed, human.
A rainbow follows every downpour and that can also be trusted.
Happy Sunday all, it's looking bright from here!
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The St. George, Utahhh area has much to offer year 'round for everyone of all ages and life-styles. Come on down and take a LQQK any time! Call me, at 435.632.9374 or email wanda@buynsellutah.com. Glad to help with all your residential real estate needs because Wanda Can!
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trust in relationships: Do you like this post as much as I do?
- 09/11/18 06:24 AM
Do you like this post as much as I do?
Due to the singular style of writing, diverse subject matter and spirited opinions of members here in the Rain, clicking the LIKE button on a post gives notice that someone truly appreciated the author's effort.
Though at times, I wish there was a LOVE button because of the the nature of the message!
* Photo is of a Lemon Cucumber bloom in Nerdin Gardens with tendrils reaching out to support it's mission towards fruition. It reminds me of business standards. We must also stretch ourselves to achieve set goals.
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trust in relationships: Building trust takes time, indeed.
- 08/11/17 06:58 AM
Building trust takes time, indeed.
There is no tried or true method to immediately gaining trust in professional relationships. My business plan has always been to gain consumer confidence, one client at a time. So far it has worked!
Some things that can help the process:
Be Yourself Remain Reliable Show sincere commitment Follow up and follow through Always come from a helpful place
They say that 80% of success in life depends on just showing up and building relationships takes time. Keeping promises and satisfying the client’s realistic expectations means trust will follow and does matter, indeed.
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Buying or selling a home in southern Utah? Call me at 435.632.9374 or contact … (8 comments)
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trust in relationships: The Loch Ness Monster's elusiveness fully explained...
- 06/26/17 04:23 PM
The Loch Ness Monster's elusiveness fully explained...
For centuries, Scottish lore of the aquatic being known as the Loch Ness Monster has brought world-wide attention with outlandish, mystic tales that are at best, fantastically unbelievable.
A mysterious, eel-like creature with a long neck and humps protruding from the water is reputed to glide at hyper speeds, effortlessly cutting through water. No actual photos are published, until now, that is.
It has also been described as:
a monster fish sea serpent or dragon
While it has been known only to reside in water, it is amphibious, as you see here. So, when everyone's rapt attention was always focused on the water, the … (16 comments)
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trust in relationships: Complete trust is mutually inclusive.
- 04/22/17 08:15 AM
Complete trust is mutually inclusive.
Every morning at the home office, Ashley, our 18 year old 'sometimes in - sometimes outside' cat climbs into my lap. Soon she sets to purring as I gently knead her furry head and body until she falls asleep.
This has become our daily ritual. She holds a special place in my heart and forever will. Growing up with the boys, she often walked them to the bus stop. They are both grown now, living on their own.
p.s. I think she is too!
Haruki Murakam said it best..."Holding this soft, small living creature in my lap this way, though, and seeing how … (6 comments)
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trust in relationships: Honestly, why did you call me?
- 03/30/16 02:04 AM
Honestly, why did you call me?
That is the question that was asked of the person who phoned, looking to purchase in my local selling area. There are over 1000 agents in Washington County, Utah vying for the attention of buyers and sellers alike.
This woman and I had met a few years ago and had a good rapport back then and wanted to determine whether we would begin a professional relationship. I like to avoid fishing excursions for information that go nowhere after investing time, resources and effort.
I got the answer...Because you are ethical and trustworthy."
Yes! Music to this agent's ears and a true testament as to why I am in this industry. … (9 comments)
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trust in relationships: Leading the way to SOLD!
- 02/04/16 06:54 AM
Leading the way to SOLD!
Hiring a professional to aid in selling a home is a big decision. Allowing a seasoned, real estate agent help guide the transaction in order to achieve the set goals can produce happy sellers with a successful end result.
When evaluating the home, a trusted agent will conduct a thorough search on the local Multiple Listing Service of similar properties, in fairly close proximity. A Comparable Market Analysis gives real time, up-to-date local market value.
Agents will provide a list of capable service providers when needed. These affiliates come highly recommended for their abilities to provide care, confidentiality and a true sense of taking care of the client.
Sellers should get bids … (8 comments)
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trust in relationships: Treat 'em right and the rest follows!
- 01/02/16 08:40 AM
Treat 'em right and the rest follows!
We all hold the power to be successful based on tried and true work standards. From experience, exceeding client expectations also leads to more business opportunities.
Treating people with care, following up and through creates trust between parties and ensures the rest will follow. Suggestions that may help:
Being available Putting clients needs first Maintaining a positive attitude Finding solutions to problems quickly Remaining diligent when researching information
And the rest will follow! Wishing you a very happy, productive and prosperous 2016. It's UP TO YOU!
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trust in relationships: Have a little faith in...
- 09/23/15 03:13 AM
Have a little faith in...
Appraisal is ordered. Appraiser shows up at specified home to create the formula that determines true market value. The area is sustainably remote with very few buys / sells in the last few years. Appraiser must choose homes that are larger due to subject size and located well outside 5 miles distance.
The appraiser did a thorough job but due to sizable gaps of square footage in the comparables, though expertly explained, a second opinion is requested by the underwriter at an extra cost of $300. That appraisal mirrors the first and more than a week has lapsed to get the transaction closed and recorded.
This refinance to take advantage of a lower … (6 comments)
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trust in relationships: One's fair share when partnering.
- 04/01/14 03:49 AM
One's fair share when partnering.
Planning to go into partnership, even short term with another person requires all details to be shared up front so both parties are aware of their roles in order to accomplish the goals set forth. It also defines workload and responsibilities in the spirit of cooperation.
Trust and a willingness to share business with others enhances working relationships. By discussing every detail early on, both sides agreeing on expectations, timelines and efforts may prevent problems later on because someone wanted more than their fair share.
And remember, everything in writing first. Happy sales all!
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trust in relationships: When honesty is breached in a relationship...
- 03/26/14 12:46 AM
When honesty is breached in a relationship...
Two parties enter into an agreement with said goals in mind. Both are eager, sign paperwork and thus begins the process of diligence toward achievement. Each depends on the other for good communication, follow up and follow through.
Somewhere along the line, trust is breached.
Once that happens, the relationship becomes tainted, suspicion arises, impeding the process and the team mentality stops working. Both are adversely affected by the actions of one. Can the relationship be salvaged and both parties still gain desired results?
Well it depends upon severity of the offense.
Ego determines the outcome in many cases. A sincere apology … (10 comments)
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