Google was a game changer for me.

If so, it could be a game changer in the accounting software space.

You would have a paint booth area designated in, say, a room and construction and sanding/prep could happen out in , say, the garage.Having a paint booth set up from the start is a game changer.

This could be a game changer if it's true.

Become a student, learn as much as you can, decide on your target market and develop a strategy before blindly jumping in.Game Changer!

Now if HQ2 was to land here, that would be a game changer for the entire region.

Bigger Pockets is the ultimate game changer when it comes to successful real estate investing.

Hi Christopher,Never Split the Difference is one of my favorite books, when I started utilizing calibrated questions and labeling it was a game changer for me in my sales role.I’ll admit I haven’t used it in real estate yet but here are some ideas I came up with that should illustrate how you can use two of the main concepts.Chris Voss defines a calibrated question as an open ended question, a question that can’t be answered with yes or no.One example might be when reaching out to an absentee owner lead instead of asking “Would you be interested in selling property x” try “What are your plans for property x?”.

Is this a game changer for you?

Here are my thoughts behind why I made the choices that I did...and again...I'll be sure to review these items with my realtor to see if he thinks they're game changers or not when it comes time to sell.