Comments on: Tripping Point!

By: Heather Schilling

Heather Schilling — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:27:22 +0000

Hi Danny, I think that this one hits closest to home. Just this week I have found myself dealing with what I perceived to be “catrosphic” challenges. I finally asked myself “so what” and suddenly saw that the challenges were actually significant successess that I was unable to see. It is all about reframing the lens that we use to analysis the situation. Easier said that done when your ego takes hold of the conversation in your head. I know I have to ask more often….how am I showing up to the situation?

By: Randy Platz

Randy Platz — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 00:20:35 +0000

Hi Danny
I have been reading your Monday MoJo ever since Dallas SC when you if formed the breakout secession of your website. Your thoughts are inspiring and have given me guidance to course correct my actions and are helping me get my attitude back in the game. Tripping point fits exactly what I have been going through. I panic and pull back and than end up doing nothing. In life we have to constantly reassess and most importantly believe in ourselves!
Thanks Again

By: Trevor Waddell

Trevor Waddell — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 00:34:29 +0000

Danny,
Another winner!! Great read!! I can really relate to this one…again!! I have so many times I think things are rolling along and I can do nothing but succeed…BANG all falls apart spiralling out and deals falling apart one after the other and there I am struggling…take a step back and reassess and dive in and get after success!!!

See you at the top!!

By: Rebecca Austin

Rebecca Austin — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 21:37:13 +0000

Great post Danny. There is a reckoning in our industry today-a gut check for many Real Estate professionals. I see those who started their Real Estate careers for the money struggling and questioning, “why?”. It’s easy to let your life’s purpose drift away when you are making multi six figures. Today, when we must change our businesses to meet with the changing market, its important to step back to your personal life’s purpose and vision and ask yourself how your career evokes happiness. What is it about your career that provides you with a sense of success and fulfilment? The answers fuel your daily activities and help you push through the obstacles. Without a higher purpose everything will feel like a struggle without purpose.

Regardless of how much you make in Real Estate, we are all experiencing discomfort, roadblocks, and obstacles because we are committed to growth. When we can understand that in order to grow we must change our habits and in order to change our habits there will be obstacles, the obstacles will simply become a step along the way.

Thanks for taking us there.

Rebecca

By: David Nichols

David Nichols — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:14:03 +0000

Hey Danny,

Nothing like coming in Monday morning and getting a little pick me up to start the week. Joining Mastery was one of the scariest moments of my life getting ready to spend a lot of money that I don’t currantly have. I know that the road I’m taking is a road to success but that doesn’t stop the fear of how is this going to work. It seems that when you write your blog, you are reaching right into what is going on in my head and the thoughts and fears I’m thinking of. Thanks for speaking what we all must be thinking and for working so hard to help complete strangers make it in life.

By: Stephen De Sena

Stephen De Sena — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:33:46 +0000

Danny,
Thanks for another valuable piece of your mind. A Great way to start a Perfect week!

By: Angela Ponte

Angela Ponte — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:28:21 +0000

Hi Danny,
Saw Donald Trump on Larry King this past week…He said that when he faces a problem in business or life, the first question he asks himself is: Is this a catastrophe or is this a blip?

p.s. Go Bruins! and have fun in Montreal…we’ll look for you on TV…Hopefully not being hung over the balcony by the Canadiens’ fans

By: Stacie Dye

Stacie Dye — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:18:30 +0000

Thanks Danny! I always enjoy reading your Monday Morning Mojo and I always need a dose of reality too! Keeping things in perspective has definitely been one of my many tripping points. This is a good reminder!

Stacie Dye

By: mickeygart

mickeygart — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:28:37 +0000

Danny – this is so great – especially being able to download it – speaking of downloading – it’s hard to find the time to read all the books one would like to read – I went to Audible.com and downloaded “The New Psycho-Cybernetics” into my Ipod and plugged it into my car – it’s amazing how much time you spend in the car and if everytime you get in it and listen to a book you sure can move along with what you are reading – books on tape are great and so is Maxwell Maltz – thanks for turning us on to all of this and thanks for all the great work you do – Mickey

By: Vicki Mahan

Vicki Mahan — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:24:18 +0000

Danny,

Great article. Just goes to reiiterate the fact that we all have our very unique individual journey in life.