Key Takeaways from Part 1 of the a.i. webinar series

Access to Part 1 & 2 can be found HERE

This was a blog post written a year ago, August of 2024.

Does it hold up today?

Do you want it pulled down today?

This is the perfect example of why I find chats with Chat GPT so damn useful.

It's August, it's summer break, and I'm going to share a few broader (than Brokering) experiences from my Summer.

Here's one less than awesome experience.

The only thing we’re building fast is frustration. And that’s not a place to live in.

So let’s demand better

You can invest in things like THIS, THIS, & THIS.
But even still, you remain at a disadvantage... albeit way less of one!

Going it alone?
Huge disadvantage!

The future, and the present moment, is bright though, and we will dive deep HERE into all that's already possible - it's almost certainly way more than you realize.

What happened to 'transitory'?

Ya, about that...

Sign Up HERE - July 31, live at Noon Easter (9am PT) - Recording available for 30 days through the sign up link.

There's a lot you could be doing with a.i.

There's a lot you should be doing with a.i.

There's a lot you should NOT be doing with a.i.

Where to start?

At the Beginning!

Join a conversation between a tech-embracing, kick-ass, top-producing Broker on their journey to growing their business to (and beyond) 500 files per year, and someone typically slower to adopt new technology who will ask (on your behalf) important questions like 'but why?', 'do I really need to do that at my level?' and 'are we there yet'.

This will be a 90min conversational presentation hosted by Renée Huse & Dustan Woodhouse.

We've got you!

My take on a recent BOC report

Enjoy!

And ya... go buy the thing.

Life is long, way too long not to enjoy that cool thing you want!

Sp get after it.

Who are some of the key individuals that have set housing policy over the past five decades, leading us into this situation.

'this situation' being what it may be to you personally

IE

Profitable

Challenging

Devastating

Or somewhere in between.

Should we call them out? By name, or by political party?

You may want to, but I'm not sure there's any point.

Housing hasn't been a political issue, not really, because nearly every level of government in every city, province, and nationally, has gone through a right swing and left swing and all the while prices have marched steadily upward.