Success changes as you grow. If you had asked me twenty years ago, I probably would have measured it by transactions, milestones, or how quickly I could build a business. Today, I think about it differently.
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One thing business has taught me is to trust my instincts. That lesson didn’t come overnight. It came from enough experiences where I ignored a red flag because I was focused on the opportunity instead..
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I was looking through a few photos recently and came across pictures from the ladies brunch I hosted at the Virtuoso Realty Group Harlem office in December, centered on the book Ask and It Is Given. It made me smile because it was such a good afternoon.
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The longer I’ve been in business, the less interested I’ve become in fitting that mold. I’d rather people know me for how I think, how I work, and what I value.
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I’ve found over the years is that my day is usually decided before work even begins. The way I start my morning has a direct impact on how I show up for everything that follows. I’m intentional about that.
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What are you building toward? The answer usually shapes every decision that follows. Are you building a business to sell one day? Are you creating something that will generate long term income? Is it something you’ll pass on to your family? Or are you building a business that gives you the freedom to live the life you want?
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Starting a business sounds exciting when people talk about it from the outside. What people do not really talk about enough is how quickly it forces you to become honest with..
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People talk about balance like it’s something you figure out once and then you’re set. That hasn’t been my experience..
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There was a time when I believed slowing down meant falling behind. What I see now is that slowing down, in the right ways, actually creates momentum.
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Amidst the rollercoaster ride of entrepreneurship, and the hustle and bustle of New York City’s commercial real estate scene…
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