Scrolling through old text messages and responding randomly is the new prospecting.

We have definitely entered the Chicken Little stage of real estate predictions.

Can confirm. Happiness does indeed come in waves. yahoo.com/lifestyle/happ…

Really looking forward to the increase in productivity Hawaii Life from this investment…

Clickbait is aptly named. What happens when something bites the bait? It gets gaffed, filleted, cooked and then eaten. Don’t bite the bait. Eat organic.

I have yet to see a better way to feature the lifestyle aspects of incredible properties than by inviting people to experience it for themselves, and then telling that story. This is A++.

Wow. Here's your eye candy for the week/month/quarter... compliments of @erik_hinshaw Hawaii Life wsj.com/articles/a-hom…

If you're on Hawaii Island (or can be) next Monday, join us for a pau hana in Hawaii Life's new Kona office.

If your email signature requires scrolling to read it, you have a problem.

Take two minutes...

One key skill in social media growth: Discernment. It's the difference between publishing regularly and not publishing every random thought that pops into your head.

#AI has given the real industry an entirely new landscape onto which we can project our collective neuroses. Now we can navel-gaze at a whole new level.

"Paste and Match Style" is a good shortcut to learn, if you haven't already.

Somebody had to say it. newyorker.com/humor/daily-sh…

Not everything has to be “taken to the next level.” Some levels are already amazing. Acknowledging that is a super power.

Success can look different to everyone. I have some clients who: - Have zero social media - Don't want fame (or to be known) - Just have transactional meetings-no "networking" Whatever your personality - you can find ways to win. Don't be boxed into thinking it looks "one way."

The first rule of off-market listings is...