There’s a lot going on in real estate and beyond, writes broker Troy Palmquist. Here’s how to block out the things you can’t control so you can get back to business.
Source: Inman News
2023 is full of noise and disruption. Here’s how to do business anyway
Published in 2023, Agent, Brokerage, Columns, Lifestyle, Markets & Economy, mindset, NAR, NAR sexual harassment, new agent, Select, service, sitzer/burnett, teams and Troy Palmquist
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