Time Management
4  clock hours
C-4595
NEW CLASS!

Time management is more than just scheduling appointments and making lists. In this class, real estate sales professionals will look at the art of building a roadmap to a selling success.  While goal setting, planning and prioritizing are important, there are many finer points to time management that can affect the sales results you expect. There are also insights that come from related areas, such as decision-making, that are imperative in making your time management skills work to your advantage in the practice of real estate sales.

When it comes to professional time management, new insights and skills, no matter how small, are crucial in taking the next important step on your road to real estate sales success.

"This class was quite informative and especially appreciated the interactive portion.  I will highly
recommend the class to others and do my best to utilize what was learned."
Ed Gannom, RE/MAX Performance Plus, Renton

"This was an effective and fun class."
Julie Friedman, Windermere Wall Street

"What a ride! I am ready to take charge of my time. Thank you for the great energy and great teaching skills."
Christopher Gurnee, Windermere Lake Forest Park

"This class was very helpful. I was given tools I will implement. Watch my productivity grow!"
Jodie Arnold, John L Scott East Madison

"I am leaving this class with a more structured, efficient idea of how to accomplish my goals.  
Thanks for the tools."

Lino Guidero, Windermere Wall Street

"I now can begin to achieve the higher goals I've set."
Lisa Porter, John L Scott Kent North

"It is helpful to see other Realtors dealing with the same time management issues that I have.  
Fine class; sound tips."
Linda Cassee, The Landmark Group, Seattle

"We helped each other brainstorm for solutions--a reminder that another person's fresh perspective 
may be just what we need."
Margaret Bullitt, Lake and Company Real Estate

"The surprise for me today was the idea of freeing myself from pre-conceived ideas and paradigms
of how I "ought" to operate my business."
Connie Cash, Windermere NW Greenwood