Time For A Yearly Review

As the year 2014 winds to a close, now is the time when winning salespeople conduct a yearly review of their past year’s performance. They examine their ratios and other statistics and determine where improvement can be made. Knowing the statistics is a crucial element in goal setting. In this short sales session presented by real estate sales and leadership trainer, Gary Pittard, you will learn the statistics you must measure if you are to improve your sales performance in the coming year.

Ask For A Review

There is an old marketing saying that says: "Don't tell people how good you are. Get happy clients to tell people how good you are". References fr...

Forwards or Backwards: there is no standing still

A question I often ask leaders is "Where are you takin...

Point Of Difference

Smart real estate agency leaders seek multiple Points of Difference for their agencies. When a seller says to your salesperson, "Why should I list...

Personality Matters

Meet Brendan and Adam, chefs and proprietors of a new restaurant called 34bia in Redfern in Sydney. Before this venture, Brendan and Adam owned a s...

Willpower Exercises

When it comes to forming new habits, willpower is what you need. With willpower you can say 'yes' or 'no' to yourself and mean it. In this short s...

Your Capacity To Market

Over the past year, I have spent a good deal of time visiting real estate businesses. To those clients who attend our business system presentation, Ag...

Priorities

Successful people identify their priorities and spend the bulk of their time working on them. In this short leadership session, real estate busine...

What Will You Do Differently?

We are fast approaching the halfway mark of 2017. Now is a good time to reflect on your results so far. If correction is needed, the sooner you begin ...

Prospecting

In this short sales session, real estate business consultant, Gary Pittard, asks, "Have you ever put off doing a chore that you thought would be d...

Teaching Results Focus

Over the decades, I have worked with many focused leaders and teams. You know these teams when you are among them - they have fun, but they never lo...

The Second Tier

Regardless of their structures, even the most complex of hierarchies can be broken down into two tiers, and these two tiers have nothing to do wit...

What and How Do You Study?

If you aren't studying your profession, it is only a matter of time before your competitors overtake you. A rusty salesperson is a broke salesperson. ...

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