Yo,

Here’s your Wholesale Coaching, Inc. killer flip tip.

If you’re as easily trained as The Maestro’s Yorkie, Simon, you will make a ton of money in this business.

Hey, I know what you’re saying.  Maestro, did you really send me here to watch your stupid dog do tricks? Uh, yes, I did.  And if you call him stupid again, we’re gonna have issues…

But here is why it’s important.  One, never, ever be under the impression that you know it all.  Be teachable… and be a sponge.  I freaking love it when a potential partner comes to me as a complete newbie.  Why?  Cuz I know he or she is teachable.  And you have to be, regardless of your experience.  If you come to the point where you think you know it all, that’s where you’ll begin to lose it.

And, in my own life, I constantly strive to be better.  How do I do that?  I pick the brains of people who know more than me.  I read books, I reach out to people and I do whatever it takes to make it happen.  And I pay attention, too.  Noah St. John said it best.  He said, “When something becomes a priority to you, you find a way to make it happen.”  And learning, and working on my craft, is a priority of mine.  In order to do that, though, I need to be teachable.

And two, it really, really helps you if you are 7 lbs and adorable.  I’m not kidding.  My dog, Simon, flips more houses than I do…

The Maestro

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