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Julian Gonda
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The One Thing: Biggest Takeaways

Julian Gonda
  • Realtor
  • Bay Area, CA
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I'm halfway through Gary Keller's The One Thing, and I'm fascinated by the different thoughts/ideas Keller shares, including those from the several minds other than his own--from Henry David Thoreau to Jerry Seinfeld. Since reading, I've definitely noticed a shift in habitual behavior that heavily complement's momentum.

For those of you reading or already have read this book, what was your biggest takeaway? And if you care to share, how have the thoughts/ideas in this book helped you and/or your business succeed? Answer any way you'd like--I'm genuinely curious to hear everyone's responses. I've heard this book recommended plenty of times by those in real estate and I could absolutely see why.

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Mike Dymski
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Mike Dymski
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The headline - in a world of competing priorities, we need to stay focused on what really matters, many of which are the hardest items on our to do lists.

Irony - I need to get off BP and generate leads. 

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