A lot of leaders don’t want to create leaders because the attention will go away from them to other people. Why is it so necessary to be driven by developing talent, and how can you make sure the information and value you’re giving translates to execution? On this episode, Pat Hiban joins us to discuss upholding culture in virtual teams, how lead generation has changed, and the power of taking your people to the next level.

Great leaders aren’t going to go to work for someone who is a worse leader than they are. - Pat Hiban

Takeaways + Tactics

- Once you win the race to contact, it comes back to skill.

- There’s a huge difference between self-leadership for your passion, and self-leadership on something you’re not passionate about.

- When it comes to responding to leads, the proper response time is real time.

At the start of the show, we shared on developing talent and the importance of getting people to execute on the information available, and why leaders need to determine their true intentions and the essence behind what they do. We also discussed why great leaders will only work for great leaders, how leadership affects retention, and whether proximity is important in companies. Towards the end of the show,

We also spoke about:

Why successful expansion boils down to leadership

Managing relationships in virtual companies

How to teach self-leadership to someone who doesn’t have passion

Whether it’s getting harder to build relationships cold

The process of getting a lead is text, email, phone and appointment. Shortchanging this process puts you at risk of losing the relationship altogether. As a leader, it’s your job to hire good people and grow them, and make sure all the information you provide turns into action and results. Expansion only works if the person you hire on the other end is dynamite. The purpose of all the new things that are out there is to improve conversion, but they still need relationships to be effective. You’re still going to need to get more people into your ecosystem by picking up the phone and making the calls. To win, remember the competition is on speed first, then on skill.

Guest Bio

Pat Hiban is an Author, Speaker,Podcast Host and Co-founder of GoBundance. Pat Hiban Interviews Real Estate Rockstars is a top-ranked, 3-day a week real estate podcast, hosted by billion dollar agent Pat Hiban, interviewing the best of the best in and around the real estate industry. After building a team of over 50 members and making millions in the real estate sales world, Pat realized he had spent over two decades being led by mentors while growing very few mentees. It was at this point that he wrote his New York Times Best Selling Book -“6 Steps to 7 Figures, A Real Estate Professional’s Guide Building Wealth and Creating your Destiny.” Not too long after , Pat Hiban Interviews Real Estate Rockstars was born. Here you’ll find the best voices in the Real Estate Industry including everyone from the world’s top agents to the world’s newest top producing rookies. You’ll hear from the industries top coaches and the one’s who have made millions and even billions investing in the Real Estate game. Go to pathiban.com for more information or rebusuniversity.com.