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No Room for Doubt

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In business, there is no room to doubt yourself. I'd love to hear what you think about this subject. Are you 100% sure you have what it takes to take your business to the next level? Are you 100% sure you know your niche better than the next guy? If you're having trouble viewing the video in a feed reader, click here.
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Charlene Blevins, ERA Mountain View Properties, Marion NC

Chris, that's a really great question at this particular time, and I'm glad you asked it! Self doubt is a debilitating and paralyzing mindset in a market and industry where only positive action is rewarded.

I'm wondering though, if you're talking about moving to the next level through one's ability to embrace and utilize technology, or whether you're talking about just having the skills and knowledge to effectively  serve buyers and sellers. (or both!) I never, EVER doubt my ability to be the most knowledgeable and most proactive agent with a work ethic that is unparalleled. I never doubt my ability to listen to and HEAR my clients and their needs and wishes, and never doubt my negotiation or detail-handling skills. I'm among the best in knowledgeable, skilled service, if I may say so without sounding arrogant.

But while I'm pretty tech savvy, and incredibly responsive, time-wise, I wonder if me amping up my e-presence, past a great website, is worth the effort. I don't tweet. Should I? Do people really care what I'm having for dinner? I'm in a small market in NC that is as much a retirement/second home market as it is primary, but the former has fallen away in this market, but is finally returning as land prices have gone waaay down (we're in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina).

Tell me what you see as "what it takes" to be the best.

 

Nov 27, 2009 10:21 AM
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Christian Russell
R World Properties, Inc - West Lafayette, IN

Charlene - your comment is so awesome and appreciated, because you voice the concerns of so many other real estate professionals I talk with. Yes! You should definitely be on Twitter...if continuing to grow your business is a key concern. Which surely it is!

I really encourage you to download my two free ebooks on my blog...they're totally free, and they cover the value of these things, how to use them, why you should use them and how they can take  your business to new levels you never thought possible!

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It sounds like your skills as a Realtor are self-evident, which means I'm 100% confident you have what it takes to market yourself online and open up revenue streams you never though possible :) If you have questions, I'm happy to help!

Nov 27, 2009 01:23 PM