It has been a goal of Dustin's for just about 4 years and a year ago he achieved it. How has his life changed since becoming fully location-independent?

It can be scary to get 'served.' What do you do next? Are you required to show up at court? Do they have to pay you for your testimony? Some surprising answers and advice on today's episode.

Two tools that Dustin is constantly using and referring to in his coaching are the assembly line and the procedure manual. These are often mixed up or conflated, but they are two, distinct tools with a relationship to one another.

So, you have decided to hire a trainee, but what to pay them (if to pay them at all). Dustin discusses the various models and gives some advice on how to choose one for you.

Dustin has been preaching working On the Business Not In the Business for years. He does it weekly, but recently took an entire day of OINII time.

Dear USPAP Instructor brings us Mr. Tim Andersen answering two questions; is a sale between a landlord and a tenant considered non-arm's length and can you use sales from a state you are not licenced in?

Can you hire a qualified individual overseas for $2 an hour? Probably not anymore. Dustin talks about changes in the VA world.

Sometimes we get in our own way when it comes to fees. We think we know what is acceptable and we sell ourselves short.

Some have asked why Dustin spends an average of an hour a day on Chat GPT. The answer is in what he gains from the effort.

We talk about modernization (change) within the valuation industry, but how can a local appraiser keep up? How can we remain relevant and continue to make money as professionals? Joshua Walitt (Walitt.com) is here to talk specifics.