There's not much to sugarcoat right now. We are in the midst of a pandemic unlike anything we've ever experienced in recent memory. People are losing their jobs. People are losing their businesses. And the worst of it is, people are losing their lives. But there are two dynamics of every crisis we should all be aware of. One that relates to the safety of our society and loved ones; the actual dangers and precautions to be mindful of in a crisis. And one that relates to the 'over-reaction' or better put mis-reaction we can take in the midst of the fear and uncertainty of a very challenging situation. This note is about addressing what to do in the midst of the latter.
Key Seekers International Group – A New Endeavor
Fixated on the height of our potential, we often overlook the breadth of our impact. True north is a walk between the two paths.
The Distraction of an “Abundance” Mindset
I fear this mentality does the inverse of what we would hope. It creates a sense of patience with our immediate routines while creating an inevitable frustration and impatience with our long term vision. When realistically it should be the opposite.
True Mistakes – A Closer Look At Mistakes and Expectations
A mistake made more than once is a decision. Do you agree?
That Last 1% – Why ‘Giving 110%’ Doesn’t Exist
"Human potential is not a destination but a trajectory." - Ramneek M
The Silver Bullet – Why One Size Does Not Fit All
As human beings, we have a deep rooted desire to be right. To have the answer. And not only have the answer, have the answer quickly. While there is some utility in being efficient, I feel we often times misappropriate too much value and correlation between speed and effectiveness.
Nothing Is A Waste of Time – Advice From One Entrepreneur To Another
The more you understand, the better you are. Sometimes we can fear 'tangents' but I have come to find that tangents are many times the foundation to what will differentiate you from someone else.
The Waltz of Success and the Power of No
The waltz of success is riddled with rejection and affirmation.
When Everyone Is A Realtor
I have been in the real estate business for 14 years now. Currently, I am an associate broker at Homesmart International and my work is based in the Phoenix Metropolitan area in Arizona. On the top level, I am an advisor (Ramneek's LinkedIn). A real estate broker is just one method from which I deliver value to my clients but over the years I began to see dynamics that are, often times, difficult for people in this business to overcome. One particular nuance to this business has much to do with the following statement: