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Confidence: the Second Key to Success successful-volume-appraisal-business Feb 27, 2024

          I’ve already shared with you what I believe the most important key to success is: taking action. Without action, your ideas will never come to fruition. Period. Here, I’m going to tell you about the second most important key to success. When paired...

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Success in One Step successful-volume-appraisal-business Feb 20, 2024

          I’ve talked a lot about what I term the “principles of success.” I truly believe in them, and I think they are all important to achieving success. A lot of people ask me though what the one key to success is. In reality, there isn’t just...

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Did True Footage Fire Dustin? lifestyle-goals-future-slow-appraiser Feb 15, 2024

          The short answer is, Yes!

 

Check out The Appraiser Coach Podcast for more info on this topic:

930 Did True Footage Fire Dustin?    VIDEO   AUDIO



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Surround Yourself With Success successful-volume-appraisal-business Feb 13, 2024

           I’ve talked many times about the principle of the mastermind. Napoleon Hill, who was one of the first people to talk about it, described it this way: when you get more than 2 people in a room with similar backgrounds, similar needs, and similar...

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Turn “Time is Money” On Its Head lifestyle-goals-future-slow-appraiser Feb 06, 2024

          In a Mastermind meeting with other (non-appraiser) business owners, I was reminded of how well so many principles that I share with you apply across different areas, whether it’s real estate or office work. There was a man by the name of Jack who was...

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When Getting a Letter From the Sheriff is a Good Thing government-laws-compliance-appraising Jan 30, 2024

          After a trip to Washington, D.C. and Chicago for some Mastermind classes, and a visit with my daughter at Michigan State, I went to work at my office in Idaho Falls to find that I had an “Official Mail” slip attached to my door. I thought that was a...

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