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September 11, 2023

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How buyer agreements boost your value, fend off claims It's an opportunity to explain to your clients what your role is in the transaction and how they'll benefit from your services. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (5/5)

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6 reasons to market your charity work This strategy can have a powerful effect on consumers and other real estate pros who want to work with someone who supports the community. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine/Culture Scan (9/1)

Don't stop at sadness for emotional marketing Emotional marketing yields more influence if it triggers a spectrum of feelings rather than a single emotion, writes Versatility Creative Group's Seth Garland. While tear-jerker moments are especially effective, connecting with consumers through joy, surprise and excitement multiplies the payoff, Garland notes. Full Story: ColoradoBiz Magazine online (9/7)

Why leaders must engage both their head and their heart Modern leaders must be able to draw on both their head and their heart knowing when to be courageous and empathetic and when to be curious and wise, writes leadership expert Kirstin Ferguson, author of "Head & Heart: The Art of Modern Leadership." "Modern leaders draw on qualities and leadership skills we already have, often in abundance, and which we can develop even further as we become conscious of the impact we have on others," Ferguson writes. Full Story: Next Big Idea Club Magazine (9/6)

Shake up employee relations to embrace new work trends

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To support evolving working trends, business leaders should provide customizable work-life balance options and embrace the potential for nonlinear career paths, writes Leigh Ober, chief people officer at Omnicom Precision Marketing Group. Leaders can "prioritize learning and attitude rather than aptitude" and empower employees "to reach beyond their perceived limits," Ober explains. Full Story: SmartBrief/Leadership (9/8)

Real Estate Trends

Add a punch of color to the all-white bathroom More color is entering bathroom design, as all-white floors, tiles and cabinets are grow more forgettable in the eyes of designers. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (9/4)

Scandinavian design explained Hallmarks of Scandinavian interior design include simplicity and embracing natural elements. "You'll find this attraction to natural materials replicated in the color palettes used; think lots of white, oatmeal, beiges, soft greens, blues and grays," Megan Murray writes. Full Story: Real Homes (9/7)

Business Wellness

How to address bullying behavior in the workplace

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Criticism of performance issues or team cooperation may be appropriate in the workplace, but bullying or shaming behaviors like public reprimands, name-calling, negative comments or putting down someone's contributions are inappropriate and can contribute to a toxic work environment, writes author Harvey Deutschendorf. Taking space to process before responding, seeking support and escalating the issue up the chain of command are among strategies that can help people feel less helpless and preserve their dignity and sense of agency, Deutschendorf writes. Full Story: Fast Company (tiered subscription model) (9/6)

Fair & Equitable Housing

Tokyo a model for growth with affordability in mind Tokyo has allowed residential development and invested in its transit system to grow the city's population while maintaining affordability in housing. This contrasts with other major cities, such as New York, where lower-income workers have been left with few housing options. Full Story: The New York Times (9/11)

Legislation & Regulation

Recession bets prove precarious amid positive data Positive economic data is deteriorating expectations that the U.S. will enter a recession but is fueling concerns that the Federal Reserve will have to be more restrictive to sufficiently tame inflation. "We're in the 'bad news is good news' part of the cycle, and the reason is because the market is quite concerned about the Fed raising interest rates again," BMO Wealth Management Chief Investment Strategist Yung-Yu Ma says. Full Story: Bloomberg (9/9)

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