2010 Is Winding Down – Do You Look Forward To 2011?

First and foremost, happy holidays to each and every single one of you! This is the month where we all get busy with family, friends and festivities. It’s tough to stay on track with our business when we’re preoccupied with running to the mall to grab those last minute deals, making appearances at office parties, and … fretting about those credit card bills.

Most of us will give up these last few days of the year and focus on family and the holidays. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. We’ve worked hard to get to this point and it is therapeutic to enjoy the season. Like it or not, though, a brand new year is lurking and it is daring you to do something different. It is so easy to stay comfortable and do what you’ve always done. I ask you, “are you satisfied with what you’ve been doing?”

If the answer is, “No,” please keep reading.

Let me ask you, what would you do differently? How would you change your business to make the new year better than the last? Would you increase your marketing? Would you hire an assistant to free up valuable time? Would you consider starting your own office?

Would you embrace short sales as your ticket to a prosperous 2011?

Like them or not, short sales are here to stay for several more years. That fact should be enough incentive to grab the bull by the horns and hold on. As the housing market corrects itself, you need to capitalize on the opportunity presented to you.

What if you had the advantage of knowing the secrets of, “What’s working now,” in short sales? Do you think that advantage would put you ahead of your competition? Suppose you had the knowledge and tools to catapult your business beyond your expectations. Would you jump on the opportunity and position yourself for an extremely lucrative 2011 or would you be content on doing business the old way?

It’s your choice.

If you want to get out of your rut and make the most out of the new year, please take a few minutes and watch these videos. Trust me, you’ll be kicking yourself if you don’t.

To your success,

Mike Bridges