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DISTANCE VISION

A COLUMN BY LORI MULLER, PRESIDENT - U.S.

The adage "what got you here won't get you there" rings truer than ever. In the face of relentless change, resilience is key, but it's not enough to merely weather the storms – true success in any area demands adaptability, innovation, and a passion for continuous improvement.

The similarly titled book by Marshall Goldsmith offers invaluable insights that especially resonate with both real estate professionals and property owners who often face shifting market trends, evolving preferences, and disruptive technological advancements.

It's easy to fall into the trap of sticking to familiar routines and methodologies, especially when they’ve yielded positive results in the past. However, clinging to outdated approaches can stifle growth and hinder our ability to seize new opportunities.

Effective leadership, particularly in real estate, requires a willingness to embrace change and a commitment to ongoing learning and adaptation. It means constantly evaluating strategies, refining processes, and staying attuned to emerging trends in the market. Whether it's adopting innovative technologies to streamline operations, honing marketing strategies to appeal to changing demographics, or expanding professional networks to stay ahead of the competition. It means understanding the importance of staying agile and adaptable, taking a proactive approach to personal and professional growth. You have to invest in ongoing education and skill development, or seek out mentorship and coaching opportunities to cultivate a growth mindset that thrives on challenges and learning experiences.

Embrace the journey with passion and purpose, constantly pushing to evolve, innovate, and raise the bar for what's possible. Recognize that true success is an ongoing pursuit fueled by a relentless commitment to excellence.

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