Filter The Noise
There seems to be a lot of noise in our industry at the moment, with everyone seeming to have an opinion, so where should people go for information and advice? Continue reading Filter The Noise
There seems to be a lot of noise in our industry at the moment, with everyone seeming to have an opinion, so where should people go for information and advice? Continue reading Filter The Noise
Doug Driscoll has some tips and good advice on staying productive while working from home during this crisis. Continue reading Staying Productive at Home
What should leaders be doing amidst this crisis? Doug Driscoll has some sound advice for business leaders. Continue reading The Leaders Role in All This
Doug Driscoll discusses the impact of outcomes from the Coronavirus that are beyond our control. Continue reading The New Normal
In difficult times we have to focus on what we can control and deal with those things that are beyond our control. Doug Driscoll talks about how his business has adapted to the new way of doing things. Continue reading Control the Controllable
“Just as a candle burns brightest in the darkest room, my sold boards stood out so much in a market where there were very few sales happenings. It was actually a big deal to see a sold sticker on a sign, and everyone noticed. During the GFC, I built a brand as someone that could get results. I picked up a lot of expired listings … Continue reading Built MY brand
“In January 2011, I could see what was coming and how tough the market was going to get. I knew that there was no way I could survive on only 50% of each one of my commissions, so I left and started working for myself from home. I kept my costs super lean, and by working for myself, I was able to keep all of … Continue reading The Big Bold Change
“Despite how tough the market got, I realised there were only 2 reasons why any property wouldn’t sell, and that was price or presentation. I knew that if I could nail the presentation, the only issue was the price. That gave me something to work on every day, and I would spend time every day aligning all of my vendors to the market. Some would … Continue reading Price vs Presentation
“I needed to know what I was working for each day, especially on days when it was really tough (people wouldn’t want to talk to me, 19/20 of the people I rang each day would say no to me), so I set clear tangible goals, and I looked at them every day. An example of small goals would be a coffee from a cafe if … Continue reading Set goals – small, medium & large
“No matter what else was going on in the world, I would make 20 calls every day, with the goal of booking 1 meeting a day. That meant 20 meetings per month, and I knew that if I could do that, I could get 2-3 listings per month, just from my calls, let alone any referrals or call-ins I’d get each month. All up my … Continue reading The 20:1:20 Strategy