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#44 How to Audit Advice: Analyze Before You Internalize
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After listening to today’s episode you will learn how to analyze advice you are given. In this episode, we explore how we decided to expand our real estate business across the country despite advice to stay local. We’ll talk about why it’s crucial to really think about where advice is coming from and the life experiences behind it. We also discuss how important it is to enjoy each step of your journey, no matter your goals. Let’s Get Exposed.
Show Highlights:
- Discover the art of critical advice analysis. [00:02:33]
- Capitalize on this tip on A-players amidst layoffs. [00:07:38]
- Lessons in seizing opportunities for national expansion. [00:08:52]
- How to leverage social media as a central marketing arm. [00:16:55]
- Tips to discern relevance by how an advisor shapes advice. [00:18:28]
- Dive into the timing component of accepting guidance. [00:25:21]
- Why you must embrace the process over the destination. [00:29:15]
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