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Getting distracted by silliness is a huge time suck and the enemy of productivity. Silliness comes in lots of forms: Facebook, cat videos, researching yet another lead generation platform, whatever.
Anything that takes you away from what really matters (family and fun can be included in this. I'd never suggest you have to keep your nose on the grindstone 24/7), needs to be kept in check.
These days, that's social media for a lot of people. Perhaps consider limiting your access to social media for a whole week and see not only what you're able to get accomplished, but also how well you sleep and how you feel overall.
Any goal you have to achieved in baby steps. Doing even one small thing, every day, that is in the pursuit of your greater goals and desired outcomes, will have a profound effect over time.
The same is true for creating or eliminating habits. Habits are what get us results, good, bad or ugly. Choose wisely on what you will take action on every day, and make a commitment to those actions and outcomes in every moment.
Even if you fall down, use the next opportunity to make a powerful choice and take a powerful action.
Consider this: take care of yourself, so you can take care of others.
Being at our best allows us to give our best. Having already covered the dangers of burnout, take a look at where you could tighten up your self-care, so you can feel energized and clear-headed all the time.
Resource for the Habit Change Checklist (21 Strategies for Habit Change): https://gretchenrubin.com/resources/
Here is the first in an 11-part series about property management, which is a huge and complex topic. Jan Mckenzie, property management goddess, will be joining me each month to tackle another facet of property management.
Note that we will only be covering residential management in our conversations.
Up first: the basics. This episode will lay the foundation of property management and give context to our later discussions.
Brexit has a chance to really impact many things, including the United States. Professor Dennis Dworkin joins us to let us know what it means and what impacts if could have.
Burnout: it's real. In this conversation with broker, Amy Lessinger, we discuss how to see burnout coming, how to avoid it, and how to recover from it. Amy has been through burnout a few times, so she speaks from experience.
Apply her three tips mentioned at the end of the episode and let me know how they work for you.
Part 1 of this two-part series on mental health and burnout will lay the foundation of what mental health is, how it's viewed, what signs to look for in yourself and others, and what tips and resources are available to manage your mental/emotional health and well-being to avoid the unpleasant consequences of letting such things slide too long.
For Goodness Sake: https://goodnesssake.org/
As we wind down the year, say goodbye to 2019 and welcome in 2020, I wanted to bring you a fun episode to enjoy over your holiday break (if you take one, and you should). This is a great time to watch of terrible/great holiday movies and play a bit of BINGO!
2019 has been an incredible year and I look forward to move amazingness in 2020. I'm wishing you all the very best.
This episode is brought to you by Evans Nelson & Co. Check them out at www.encpas.com
CPA Reid Riker is back to review tax prep, tips and tricks. We also got into a little of Parallel Universe type stuff. Fun!
Resources from Reid: https://apps.irs.gov/app/tax-withholding-estimator (free tax estimator)
The League of Real Estate Geeks is an ultra top-secret society made up of the best real estate agents in the world - the geeks! I speak to several members of the group about geekery, 2019 goals, and 2020 goals.
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