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QuotesThe Muse does not count hours. She counts commitment. It is possible to be one hundred percent committed ten percent of the time.
Steven Pressfield, Put Your Ass Where Your Heart Wants to Be
I asked OpenAI if there was a muse for real estate agents? Because I could use some help. Hey, if muses work for writers and creatives, why not real estate agents?
OpenAI said, "No, there is no specific muse for real estate agents. A muse is typically used as a metaphor for inspiration and creativity, which are not necessarily associated with the profession of real estate agents. However, real estate agents can still find inspiration and motivation in their work through their passion for helping people find their dream homes and successful transactions."
OK, but I still think this quote can be inspiring and here's why.
This quote can be inspiring for real estate agents by emphasizing the importance of dedication and commitment over the quantity of time.
It suggests that we can achieve our goals and succeed in the field by putting our whole hearts into the work, even if only for short periods of consistent time.
This mindset can help agents focus on the quality of their work and avoid feeling overwhelmed by long hours, instead giving us the inspiration and motivation to work with purpose and determination.
This quote also highlights the idea that success is more about commitment than about effort, encouraging real estate agents to approach their work with a sense of passion and purpose.
Affirmations for the Journey:
I am passionate, inspired, motivated to help people find their dream homes and successfully complete transactions.
I am so committed to this purpose that I am willing to put my ass where my heart is.
I spend one committed hour each day calling and presenting my buyers with houses and my sellers with buyers.
So... what if your heart is not in it?
Let me suggest cutting and pasting the following coaching prompt into OpenAI and have a heart to heart discussion with an objective AI Bot:
I want you to act like my real estate coach. I want you to ask me questions to help me think through my challenges, and help me find potential solutions. I want you to demonstrate empathy and understanding. Most of all I want you to be a good listener. Please ask only one important question at a time and let me answer. Hold giving me advice unless I ask for it. I want you use the coaching methodology of Michael Bungay Stanier as outlined in the The Coaching Habit.
Are you brave enough?
