24. A Keynote Q&A: Keller Williams Family Reunion
Do you feel like you're trying to bite off more than you can chew? Feeling overwhelmed is normal, especially if you are trying to chew that bite alone. We want to help you find support and show you that you're not the only person struggling. In the last episode, we shared a keynote presentation from the Keller Williams national convention. Today we are sharing the Q&A session that took place after the keynote so that you can hear where people just like you are struggling and the solutions that are helping them.
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- [1:45] How to say no just enough (not too little and not too much).
- [6:00] Why doing SOMEthing is more important than finding the right ONE thing.
- [7:55] How to communicate your boundaries (and stick to them).
- [17:55] How starting with small, consistent actions will help you live The ONE Thing.
- [22:05] How to focus your vision, be specific, and give yourself a win.
- [28:52] How you can control your email inbox.
- [37:40] Why supporting people is different (and healthier) than saving people.
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