Have you ever had a setback in life or a failure that really knocked you backward? They happen to all of us. We're humans; we're not robots. We do make mistakes. So when it happens, how do you recover?

Here are 6 ways that have helped me get back up, pull my crap together and move on with life. I'd like to share them with you today.

Have you ever felt pressure to structure your day the same way as someone else?

Maybe you’ve heard contradicting productivity information that confused you? 

For example, it seems like everyone talks about being a “morning person”. 

But there’s also a lot of information about being a night owl that contradicts it.

Or maybe you’ve tried a productivity system, only to get discouraged? 

Have you ever had an amazing day ...where everything seemed to go perfectly? 

How would you like to have that happen every day? 

It may be hard to believe but it’s possible.

Lets face it... If every day was as good as our best day we’d have an amazing life, right? 

But the reason we have bad days is because we structure our days incorrectly. 

 I’m going to show you how to make every day a good day...

...so every day can be productive and fulfilling!

Would you like to be more productive and get more done in less time? One of the ways is to increase your discipline, but an even faster way to do it is to remove distractions.

Want to learn to be your MOST productive self, avoid needless distractions, become more strategic and grow your business? Check out our series on productivity. 

How to Make Every Day a Great Day

Increase Productivity by Eliminating These 11 Distractions 

How to Plan Your Ideal Day 

Six Ways to Start Over After a Setback or Failure

Overcoming Limiting Beliefs that Hold You Back

The Top 3 Ways to Do More With Less Time

How to Stop Feeling Overwhelmed and Start Being More Productive

3 Ways to Get a Difficult Project Completed Easily

Have you ever wondered how to hire a real estate assistant but weren't sure exactly how to do it? 

Here are the steps you need to take when hiring a real estate assistant.

Don’t Need a Full Listing Presentation? Try a Two-Sentence Close.

In some cases, the full listing presentation is not necessary. That’s when I do what I like to call the two-sentence close if they're ready to list with you. If they're not interviewing somebody else, and they're committed to working with you after you've built rapport and looked at the home, they might be anxious to get started.