I highlight the need to save your real estate videos separately since hosting sites can alter their rules suddenly. Keep your videos safe on a hard drive or in the cloud to avoid losing them.

Once you upload to these sites, you must follow their rules, so having your own backup is essential.

n my latest coaching video, I connect the dots between wakeboarding and real estate success.

Mastering wakeboarding principles like leverage and positioning translates directly into leveraging online tools and social media for your business.

Facebook fanpages are all the rage in real estate, but let's be real – just because you can make one, doesn't mean you should. Before you dive in, ask yourself why you want those fans. And if you're set on it, find a successful example to model after – someone who's actually engaging their audience and building a community.

In my latest coaching video, I shared a funny memory about LA Fitness that got me thinking. The bottom line? Don't let insecurity hold you back from taking action. Before you wait, ask yourself: What's the worst that could happen? Can you fix it if things go wrong?

In today's fast-paced world, waiting too long might mean missing out. So, if it aligns with your goals, don't hesitate to take that leap.

In this real estate coaching video, I emphasize the importance of being present and taking action. It's easy to get caught up in long-term goals, but focusing on what needs to be done today is crucial. Vision is important, but without consistent daily action, it remains just a dream.

After Re BarCamp Seattle, I grabbed breakfast with friends and we joked about website traffic. We talked about Dale Chumbley's Facebook page with 8,000 fans, wondering if it meant 8,000 or 16,000 eyeballs, unless they were all pirates.

Stop delaying your real estate business! Success comes from taking action, not waiting for the perfect moment. Fear might be holding you back, but remember, taking the first step is essential for progress.

Ready for a fresh start? Let's talk about hitting reset. Social media can be overwhelming, especially in real estate. It's like Georgia O'Keeffe said, sometimes you've got to strip away the old.

So, let's take a cue from Seth Godin's book and reassess our approach. Whether it's tweaking tactics or revamping strategies, let's stay agile and adapt.

Time is valuable. It shows what truly matters. In this nugget, I'm diving into time management. We give away time easily, especially in professions like real estate, yet we're careful with money.

Why the double standard?

Time is precious, more than money. Once it's gone, it's gone.

Meetings waste time and kill productivity in today's business world, despite technological advancements. Check out MeetOrDie.com to see how much money your meetings are wasting.

Try cutting down on meetings for a week or a month to see the difference in productivity and profits.

Being productive means also taking time to relax. Try reading a book, enjoying a cup of coffee or tea without distractions, and sleeping in when you can.

Laugh with friends, take a hot shower, listen to calming music, or bask in the sun for a peaceful moment.

Passion pulls you forward, even on tough days.

So, what truly excites you? And do people find you as interesting as your work?