In this episode Tony discusses using gratitude, perspective, and tools to really change his life. From using real gratitude to let people around you know how thankful you are for them and what they are doing, to having a crystal clear perspective on what you want to do to get you where you want to be, to Learning something new everyday and sharing it. If absolutely nothing else, reach out to me for a template for the stack.  

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In this episode Tony discusses the real role behind being a property manager and the impact it can have on the owners, tenants, staff, partners, and clients you work with. When the driving factor behind your operation can be refined down to inspiring attachment you have created a deep feeling of trust, honesty, and loyalty among each one of those groups of people, and you all benefit from it.    

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In this episode Tony discusses his weekly process for taking a step back to evaluate his past week and plan for the new week and how this act of slowing down and really processing things can expedite the results he wants to see. It’s important to recognize where you need to speed up a bit where you are slacking and also know when to pump the breaks where you might be moving too recklessly. You don't need a home run every day, just a daily single is powerful enough.

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In this episode Tony discusses the first self development book he ever read and how it changed his life. The book brought him to a whole new level where he had a new set of questions that he could ask himself that he had never even thought of or asked himself. It is far easier to read a bunch of books and plan out what you’d like to do to get where you want to be, it is far more difficult and costly to act on those plans and keep yourself accountable.  

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In this episode Tony discusses the 4DOORS; a system that he has in place to allow him to not only meet but crush his goals every quarter. The 4DOORS are 4 activities that you do each and  every day focused around the 4 pillars of people, properties, profits, and prosperity.

4DOORS Webinar:

https://vimeo.com/423955836

4DOORS Worksheet:

https://ln2.sync.com/dl/ad03a81e0/yk6g6mev-w9ttvz34-44ze8x7x-bf8zp5qe

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In this episode Tony discusses cultivating a deep relationship with a vendor over a decade and the path that eventually led him to purchase the company from the vendor. All 5 principles of The Doorpreneur Code played a role in the relationship built between these two companies over the years and made for an easier and even exciting acquisition.

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In this episode Tony discusses his decision to hire his fiance and the possible issues and benefits it could have for the business and the relationship. She decided she didn’t want to be a hairstylist in post COVID times due to crushingly strict new guidelines and made the jump to become a leasing agent with Tony. To give up a 25 year career and jump to a completely new one takes a great amount of courage just as Tony had when he made the same decision in 2013.

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In this episode Tony discusses his purchase of an appliance repair company and the thought process, the financial benefits, and the road that led him and his team to the decision. From shifting their new in-house plumber to take over the reins from the gentleman they purchased the business from, to offering their new, lucrative service to other landlords in the area. 

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In this episode Tony discusses the impact a hard hitting question can have on your life and how one of those exact questions brought him to property management and where he is today. There are so many people that are too afraid to ask themselves hard questions, simply because they fear the answer. The hardest and biggest questions can often bring out something special in us. Are there questions you aren't asking yourself?

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In this episode Tony discusses the fifth and final principle of The Doorpreneur Code, which is a framework that he created over the years by studying the patterns of successful people in the industry. The simplicity mindset is about making things simpler, from using technology to automate tasks that would otherwise eat up someone’s time to making sure the right people are in charge of the right things to optimize their skills and strengths.  

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