PM Gems: The beautiful side of property management
Janine Prinsloo - Ray White Northern Coast, WA
I believe the model our company uses of closing the office at 4pm is a winning formula. Between 4pm and 6pm (aside from the odd home open) we as mums get to go home, get the washing on, start dinner, go for a walk on the beach, or do homework. It makes the terrible habit of working through lunch (which we all do, let's face it) appreciated. The other thing I do, as a rule, is follow the mantra of "eat the frog" based on the book by Brian Tracy. The saying goes: if the first thing you do each morning is eat a live frog, then you've done the toughest thing for the day. Eating that frog means tackling your most challenging task- and it's also the one that can have the greatest positive impact on your life. Procrastination is the worst trait of property managers, from delivering bad news to processing an insurance claim, but those tasks don't go away and get bigger and bigger the longer you leave them, so tackle them head on.
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Janine Prinsloo
Ray White Northern Coast
0491 310 395
janine.prinsloo@raywhite.com