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Miami Vibes: Spencer Uncensored Talks Progression and Flexibility

Hey there, beautiful people! Spencer here, coming to you live from a cool Miami hotel venue. If you've been following me for a while, you know Miami is a frequent stop for me due to my real estate work. Today, we're discussing the importance of planning for 2024 and embracing flexibility in your goals.
Planning for Success in 2024
As September rolls in, it's time to think ahead. We're just 90 days away from the new year, and planning now is crucial to kickstart 2024 successfully. If you wait until January to make changes, you won't see results until March or April. To get ahead, start planning in September.
Emotional Connection to Goals
One key to achieving your goals is getting emotionally invested in them. It's not just about setting targets; it's about understanding why you want to achieve them. When you connect emotionally to your goals, you're more likely to stay committed and take the necessary actions.
Progression and Flexibility
Today, we're focusing on progression. To succeed, you need a flexible mindset alongside unwavering commitment. Being committed to your goals is crucial, but so is flexibility in your approach. Think of it like a palm tree in a hurricane—strong yet able to bend. Flexibility allows you to adapt and find alternative paths to success.
Three Ways to Increase Business
In any business, including real estate, there are three ways to increase your income: sell more units, increase the value per unit, or get the same person to buy more often. It's that simple. You can expand your business by doing more transactions, raising the value of each transaction, or cultivating repeat clients.
Optimization through Planning and Feedback
Optimizing your business involves planning, executing your plan, and following feedback. Be open to adjusting your approach based on the results you see. Flexibility is key to optimization. If you're rigid in your methods, you risk missing opportunities for improvement.
The Unshakable Agent
For those looking to take their real estate game to the next level, I'm working on something special called the Unshakable Agent. It's a platform that combines community and coaching to help you achieve your goals faster. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting project!
In conclusion, as we plan for 2024, remember that progression requires both commitment and flexibility. Don't be afraid to adjust your strategies, embrace change, and stay emotionally connected to your goals. Success is within reach for those who are willing to adapt and optimize their approach.
Thanks for joining me on this Miami adventure, and I'll catch you all in the next update. Stay unshakable!

About Spencer Combs:

Spencer Combs is a business leader and author of Momentum and Mastery: The Business Leader's Guide to Fastrack Unshakeable Profit, Productivity, and Purpose. With a passion for helping others transform their challenges into opportunities, Spencer offers unique insights through his events, coaching programs, and daily text messages.


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