Remember to start with agreement, not argument, when trying to influence others in business.

Success is built on what you did yesterday, last week, and consistently over time, not just on future plans or aspirations.

Focus on managing your activities, not time - it's about priorities, not blaming time.

Get rid of the crappy stuff in your business and life to focus on what truly matters and drives results.

Learn from Donald Driver: Have fun in your work, bring joy to it.

Always put family first, above all else.

Money and time are crucial in life. Those who don't value them may not understand the struggles of those who have experienced hardship.

It's important to prioritize productivity, focus, and consistency in both business and personal life.

Start your marketing journey by meeting your clients where they are currently, just like how a TV show gradually introduces wild concepts to keep viewers engaged.

Do you know the purpose behind your actions in business and marketing? Understand the "why" behind your activities to move beyond just collecting underpants and hoping for profit.

Watch this inspiring video from the Rose Bowl Parade and remember: don't stress over little things, stay productive, focused, and consistent!

Last night watching the X-factor made me realize how many people struggle with unemployment, debt, and dissatisfaction at work, while others spend hours watching dream chasers on TV.

Shift your focus from trendy Inbound Marketing strategies to the tried-and-true Original Inbound Marketing method—referrals, which constitute almost 40% of Realtors' business, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing building relationships with your sphere and past clients over website design, social media, and blogging, for a more effective and rewarding approach in 2013.

The past 7 years have been tough, but this year has been a blessing, reminding me to be grateful and thankful for everything.