
Sometimes I Need to Be Yelled At (What It Really Takes to Grow in Real Estate)
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In this episode of Above Asking, Alyssa Stalker discusses the essential elements of growth in real estate, emphasizing the importance of resilience, mindset, and taking action. She shares personal anecdotes and motivational quotes that inspire listeners to push through challenges and embrace their journey. The conversation highlights the significance of becoming your future self by taking consistent actions today.
takeaways
- Real growth in real estate requires resilience and mindset.
- Comfort can often hinder progress; push through it.
- Being a 'soft CEO' means balancing grace with hard work.
- Freedom in business is earned, not given.
- Consistency is key; do what others won't.
- Fear of judgment shouldn't stop you from showing up.
- You need more vision, not just rest, to overcome boredom.
- Identify what motivates you to take action.
- Your future self is built by today's actions.
- Engage with your community to share motivation and support.
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