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Updated over 15 years ago, 07/28/2009

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Ivan Jouikov
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What time do you wake up/start your day?

Ivan Jouikov
  • Renton, WA
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I just noticed that some people answering to my post are doing it at 4 AM and whatnot... wow!

I used to wake up at 10 am, now I wake up at 5 am (pacific). I usually follow this by my early "inspirational readings" (greatest salesman scrolls, at the moment), then by a bath and some educational reading (millionaire next door, at the moment).

After that, brew some green tea and go to my office to get started with my day (some time 6 am).

Can you handle that?

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Ivan Jouikov
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Heh biggest challenge for me about remaining passionate is all the RE people I've come in contact with (brokers, agents) and how difficult they're to work with. But I guess building your team isn't something that happens on the first or the 10th contact.

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J Scott
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Originally posted by Ivan Jouikov:
Heh biggest challenge for me about remaining passionate is all the RE people I've come in contact with (brokers, agents) and how difficult they're to work with. But I guess building your team isn't something that happens on the first or the 10th contact.


Most people in this industry aren't worth bothering with (it's a very low-barrier-to-entry industry)...

That said, good people associate with good people. So, once you find a good person (a realtor, a contractor, a CPA, a broker, etc), ask that person who they work with. Most likely if they're good, the people they refer will be just as good.

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