There are five principles you’ll need to build a real estate business that are remarkably similar to how a runner trains, says Jimmy Burgess. His best advice: “Run your race now in a way that your future self will thank you.”
Source: Inman News
‘Sprint when others are fading’: 5 tips to get your business up and running
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