While it might sound old-fashioned, the virtue of prudence makes good business sense, according to Carl Medford. Find out why it should be a foundation of your business planning.
Source: Inman News
How understanding core virtues can transform your real estate business
Published in Brokerage, principles, Select, Uncategorized, values and virtue
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