01:00 – Auction roundup (last week and this week)
01:30 – Golden Week
02:30 – ABS stats on Apartment Living
03:30 – RE/MAX rebrand/refresh
04:30 – RE/MAX new office in the Hills
04:30 – RE/MAX 2017 Top Franchise Awards
05:00 – $500k makeover at Place Aspley
07:00 – Walmart and August Home delivering to your fridge
09:30 – The Subscription Economy
10:30 – New iOS and iPhone
11:00 – How agents can help First Home Buyers
11:00 – Loftium Home deposit in return for being an for Airbnb host
14:00 – How to beat the Interceptors
17:00 – Mark McLeod – The Core product of Real Estate
19:00 – Gary Gold selling Hugh Hefner’s mansion
22:00 – Century21 ‘s new marketing team additions
22:30 – McGrath teams up with Facebook
22:30 – LJ Hooker Facebook partnership
23:00 – Kylie Davis Podcast of her Transform Masters lesson
24:30 – Fiona Blayney’s Transform Masters video on the importance of numbers

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To listen along with Kylie’s slide deck you can download that here.

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“You can have it all, just not all at the same time.”- 01:42
Goal setting will always be tailored differently for each person because of everyone’s diverse circumstances. – 03:53
The first element of goal setting: relationships – 05:13
The second element of goal setting: health – 05:50
Falling into the ‘comparison cloud’ trap (i.e. comparing yourself to anothers’ highlights) – 06:37
The third element of goal setting: financial – 07:36
The fourth element of goal setting: fun. Remembering to enjoy life, putting ‘belly laughing’ as a to-do on your list – 08:05
The fifth element of goal setting: giving – 08:52
The sixth element of goal setting: learning – 09:46
The seventh element of goal setting: travel. It doesn’t necessarily need to be ‘travelling overseas/interstate’; replace the word with ‘adventure’ and doing something new – 10:18
The eighth element of goal setting: career. What do you want your career to look like over the next 12 months? What’s the most important thing? – 10:46
The Values Play-off: Identifying your top three goals of the eight, and putting it side-by-side with your other goals. E.g. “You can have health, but you can’t have fun…which one do you choose?” “Well, if I am healthy, fun will naturally come.” – 11:37
There has to be a constant innate questioning of “why do I want this and what will it actually bring to my life?” – 14:08
Turning SMART goals into SMARTER goals. E for Energy and R for Risk. – 17:06
Achieving goals requires energy. Putting 110% is unrealistic. You will need to source that anything beyond your 100% from someone else/ask for help – 17:36
People may find it difficult to measure where they’re at with their goals simply because they don’t like standing on the scales – 21:47
It’s possible to achieve above profit levels for a limited time, but it’s only unless you do the numbers consistently and track your results that you’ll be able to maintain meeting your goals – 22:50

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