Put God first, family second, and business third. This business is all about balance. So many agents think that when they first become a realtor, they have to grind day in, day out, all day, all night. While I believe in working hard, I also believe in balance. Your business cannot consume you. You must decide what is important and spend time tending to those things when you’re not working. For me, that’s God and my family. When I began to prioritize them, my business blew up.
An Interview With Doug Noll
Only some have the tools with the risk to start a company. Any business owner knows that the first few years in business are anything but glamorous. Building a successful business takes time, lessons learned, and, most importantly, enormous growth as a business owner. What works and what doesn’t when one starts a new business? What are the valuable lessons learned from the “University of Adversity”? As part of this interview series, I had the pleasure of interviewing Rodney Jackson.
With over 20 years of experience in the real estate market, Rodney Jackson specializes in selling multi-million dollar homes and teaching emerging agents how to scale to their first million. Mr. Jackson is passionate about agents and how to increase their sales to their first million. His unique blend of expertise and mentorship has made him a sought-after leader in the real estate industry.
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