In this episode Blaine explains how most of us are trained through the education system as we grow up. Most of us were never taught how to get something done and were, instead, taught how to do things. However, one of the most important skills as an entrepreneur growing an appraisal business is to find people to get things done. The power of finding a 'who' to get something done instead of trying to figure out 'how' to do it is one of the most freeing skills to develop for greater growth and profitability.

In this episode, Blaine shares a story he read from Darren Hardy about how vital it is to figure out your 'why'. Until you figure out why you need, want, absolutely have to accomplish something, you'll always be struggling. Figure out your why and life moves in that direction.

In this episode, Blaine asks one of the most important questions on your road to figuring out what your life's mission is. Of all the important questions we ask on a daily basis, asking the question, "who needs me?", is one of the most important to help you get clarity and direction on your life and business.

In this episode, Blaine introduces the rules for high quality brainstorming as developed by the founder of the term 'brainstorming' in 1941, Alex Osborn. Brainstorming is one of the best ways to create magic and come up with potential life and business changing ideas through creative thinking. The goal is quantity of ideas with no criticism or judgement, and to push past the first third of our thinking to get to the third third, which is where the best ideas live!

In this episode, national business and life success coach, Blaine Feyen, explains why most people never get past earning a certain dollar amount and the errors in thinking about dollars per hour. Blaine teaches the listener how to shift your thinking from dollars per hour to dollars per minute, along with a whole new way to look at high value activities that may not put money in your bank account right away.

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In this episode, Blaine talks about the different KPI's (Key Performance Indicators) and metrics most appraisal businesses use to track and measure their business, and then introduces a new concept called 'Return on Relationship'. ROR is a long term strategy of building relationships for profitability, fun, and long term growth.

Picking up where Blaine left off in last week's episode, Blaine offers several mindset shifts for those who tend to procrastinate starting things because of their perfectionism.

In this episode, Blaine goes over 11 signs that you might be a perfectionist and that you might be using that perfectionism to keep you from starting things. Not everybody is a perfectionist but may still find themselves relating to some of these 11 personality traits and how they are killing their progress!

In this episode, the second in the Best Interview Questions series, Blaine goes over the next 10 interview questions that you've likely never asked in an interview. Take good notes on these! If you want the PDF 'cheat sheet' with all 30 (the main 20 plus 10 bonus questions and podcast), you can go to www.RealValueCast.com and sign up to be a Value Syndicate member. It's completely free!

In this episode, Blaine reveals the first 10 interview questions that you've probably never asked. These are very detailed and strategically developed questions that will give you immense insight into how your prospective new employee thinks and behaves in certain circumstances, and whether or not they are right for your business.