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When AI Starts to Reason, Not Just Respond
I've watched every new AI model release over the past few years and with each one I've had the same question in the back of my mind: is this
One Observation
Unique takeaways on articles, trends, and the challenges brokers actually face — one observation at a time.

One Observation
I've watched every new AI model release over the past few years and with each one I've had the same question in the back of my mind: is this

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Artificial intelligence is everywhere right now. And AI is in CRE, it doesn't take genius to figure out whether to fully embrace it or...

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As I continue to use AI, I also think about the question "where is AI slowing you down?" I've watched a few companies go all-in on AI this

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Clients and customers aren’t loyal to transactions, they’re loyal to their experience. Thats why your relationships matter!

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There is a principal that I carry often, personal growth is the key to professional growth. When growing your business it’s easy to...

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It’s common to measure success by what gets checked off the list (deals closed, clients added, goals hit, etc.). But lasting progress doesn’t

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Customer engagement isn’t just about getting someone through the door. It’s the ongoing series of interactions and relationships a business

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Building a pipeline for life isn’t about luck. It’s about discipline. Start with trust. Understand how others win.

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I find myself telling all of the new hires at OneSource the same thing: “Be curious.” Don’t just accept the objection. Ask why.

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In sales and brokerage, getting people to actually listen to what you're actually saying is the difference between a conversation

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For those of you who know me personally, you know, I'm a huge goal setter. Check out these posts on goals:

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In commercial real estate, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed—markets shift, tenant needs evolve, and deals move quickly. Joe Killinger