This week’s High-Performance Podcast with Alexander Phillips and Josh Phegan discusses the quick skill adaption Alexander made to make it an incredible year of performance, including reviewing your market size and days on the market and amplifying what works.
Tag Archives: 2022
Ep 339 – The last quarter
In this weeks podcast Alexander Phillips and Josh Phegan discuss the game plan for the last quarter of 2022. Who to call, what to say, and how to develop a forecast for what’s next in the residential real estate market.
Listing for 2022
It’s up to you to play the game with a mindset ahead of the curve. In this Coaching Tip, I’ll help you start listing in 2022, get your first campaigns running early, get overflow buyers into homes and use digital tools to sell a ton of properties in January.
Fast Pace Ep 38 – Setting the strategy for 2022
This Fast Pace podcast features Dean Mackie and Josh Phegan on setting the strategy for 2022. They discuss how to get out of tactical mode, reevaluate what it is you need to get done, reconnect with your vision for 5 years and beyond, re-recruit your own people, shift expectations as events happen, and bridge the knowing vs. doing gap.
Building for growth
Whether you were lucky in 2021 or hoping to be in 2022 it’s time to start building for growth, and in my Coaching Tip this week I’ll help you review 2021 and build for growth in 2022 by knowing your numbers and getting strategic with your business, starting right now.
The 2022 transition
Learning to surf is a great way to look at the 2022 transition, and in my new Coaching Tip, I’ll show you how 2022 is going to be different and how to transition fast, give you fresh relevant dialogue, and introduce you to a whole new set of skills you’re going need.
Ep 301 – Transitioning
In this week’s podcast, Alexander Phillips and Josh Phegan talk through how to adjust to the transitions; from buyers chasing you to you chasing buyers, the move from private appointments to open houses, the snap back to 3-week campaigns, and how to adjust to the new changes by APRA, threats of inflation, interest rate increases and the 2022 Federal Election.