A Response to Andrew’s blog. By none other than… Brendan himself I liked Andrew’s blog about tripling down on your strengths and not focusing on improving what you are not naturally good at. Coming from the guy who said I need to get better with words though, this is a questionable stance to take. Now I get it, focus on what you are good at, but if you have twigs for arms and want absolute rock pythons, then you need to get in the gym and start curling some hardcore iron. Tha

Ok, serious blog time… A few months ago, my director called me into his office. He handed me a book titled “Strengths Finder 2.0” by Tom Rath and explained, “Before you read this, you need to go online and take a self-assessment.” It was two-hundred some questions and took about twenty minutes to complete. The purpose of the assessment was to identify your five, unique strengths. Then, after identifying your strengths, you read through the book which goes into detail on each

I’ve given myself the task to write 50 blogs this year. I’m not that great at math but that’s roughly one per week. So I figured, what better way to start it off than by recapping an absolute rollercoaster of a week for AP Real Estate? Let me set the stage. It is Christmas Eve. At this point, our house has been on the market a little over one month, and we have already had one offer fall through. Team morale is low, but tomorrow our homeboy Jesus is celebrating a birthday, so