If your focus right now isn’t on growing your business by increasing productivity and expanding your sphere, maybe it’s time to reprioritize how you operate and reassess what you hope to achieve in the coming months.
Source: Inman News
If your focus isn’t on helping consumers buy and sell, it’s time to reprioritize
Published in Agent, consumer first, customer service, Donna Deaton, If your focus isn’t on helping consumers buy and sell, it’s time to reprioritize, Jay Pitts, Owen Poveda, re/max and Sponsored
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