After the year that we've had, the temptation is to run as fast as we can away from it. That might feel good in the short term but from a psychological standpoint, that might not be a good long term solution. Listen in for some good advice about how to pick through the rubble of 2020 for the treasures and leave the rest behind. 

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Why is it that 20% of the real estate pros do 80% of the business? And how do they keep achieving without burning out? Tune in to find out how to rev up your own engine and keep it humming for the long term.

Our goal on the podcast is to make real estate the happiest industry in the world. She didn't know it, but recently Chelsea Peitz made herself part of this crusade. A high-profile influencer in the real estate marketing space and author of multiple books including What to Post, Chelsea struggled silently for years with debilitating mental illness. She recently opened up about her journey, mostly to unburden herself and maybe connect with a few people. She was not prepared for the overwhelming response she got from people even at the highest places in the industry. Her act of courage was a huge first step toward normalizing mental illness in our industry and empowering us to address it.

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Why is there a podcast about being happy in real estate? Because too many in the industry are unhappy and therefore unsuccessful, which is bad for everyone. My mission is to make real estate the happiest industry in the world.

I’m obsessed with the idea of what we do when there’s nothing to do. I also have a theory about what it’s really going to take to get you cranking out more and better work while you are confined to your casa.

Entrepreneurs and introverts everywhere rejoiced at the schedule-freeing effects that social distancing would have on them. But the honeymoon quickly ends, and we are left with no structure and no promise of it in the near future. Rather than freeing up creatives to ‘be the boss of me’ this can paralyze us and decimate productivity. It’s even more dangerous if you’ve got school-age or college kids in the house with you (which I do). How do you get anything done and preserve family harmony at the same time?? Listen in for the strategies we are using, then send me comments about your strategies.

Ever say or do something you really wish you could take back? That was me last week with a colleague and friend. I can’t take back that stupid thing I said, but I could do my best to clean up the mess it made. Join me for the cringiest HPIR episode yet, and for some strategies on how to recover from even your biggest crash-and-burns.

Whether it’s relationships, business, or fitness, when you get too fixated on fast results, you tend to blow stuff up, am I right? Consistency and patience are the magic for lasting, measurable results!