Leadership Lessons from My Dad
Two lessons from my dad that shaped how I lead: great people put pressure on themselves, and the best employees own their work. Here’s what that looks like in real life—and why it matters more than ever.
You’re not new to real estate—you’ve put in the hours, closed the deals, and proven you can succeed.
But growth shouldn’t mean more stress, more work, or more time away from the things that matter.
Two lessons from my dad that shaped how I lead: great people put pressure on themselves, and the best employees own their work. Here’s what that looks like in real life—and why it matters more than ever.
It wasn’t hiring the wrong person or launching the wrong offer—it was holding on to work I should have let go of. Here’s how Buy Back Your Time helped me reconnect with a lesson I already knew, and the shift I’m making now.
Success isn’t about shortcuts—it’s about discipline and consistency. The “easy way” today usually leads to a harder life later. Success isn’t owned; it’s rented, and the rent is due every day. Make one firm commitment instead of re-deciding every time things get tough.
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