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Thank you Linda, very kind of you

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So very proud of @CoyDavidsonCRE and his amazing success in being a leader in our industry. He deserves so much recognition for all he has done. Thanks for sharing your content with us over the years and for leading the charge! #CRECreator

Sometimes you need support. Support in reaching your goals. Support in getting a deal done. Support in parenting. Support in grief. And support can come in many ways. Most people don't ask for help. That's vulnerable. People don't like to be vulnerable. They don't want to bother others. Out here in the Camino people stop each other and ask for help ALL the time! It's SO refreshing. I was telling a fellow pilgrim over a beer that my ankle was aching. He reached in his bag, told me to put my foot up and he taped my ankle with magic tape! KT tape! Now you runners out there probably know all about this tape.... I had NO idea! I'm so glad I "shared" with my new friend! KT tape is my new favorite friend! Got some at the next pharmacy I passed! 57 more miles to go on my Journey. Ask for support! It probably will help!

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Any legit AEO/SEO agencies out there for helping with realtors ranking at the top of search engines for niche targeted keywords? I just got my 2nd organic chat GPT buyer search where I ranked at the top for specific keywords; definitely want to double down on that, triple down

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My dad, Roy, would spend days at a time on the family farm and most of it would be by himself - especially overnight. One evening, someone tried to break in to his cabin. Dad quickly loaded a shotgun, and just as quickly the bad guy left the scene. The next day, he went down to the hardware store and got an ax handle “to up the non lethal game.” And with his classic sense of humor labeled it “Headache Stick.” Dad‘s gone now but I keep this in the corner of my bedroom. Yes, it’s a home defense weapon, but it’s also a small way for me to honor his memory. And his sense of humor.

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Growth (progress) comes from discomfort. I've always heard this quote but I've never quite experienced it like I have this past week. I'm walking (or shall I correctly say "hiking") the Camino de Santiago in Spain. I started this journey with 11 other pilgrims as part of a "get started group". We started in France with a guide and she would lead us over the Pyrenees to Pamplona, Spain. On day 5 she cut the umbilical cord and we were on our own. I was surprised at my immediate attachment and fondness for many of these 11. Some moved ahead faster than others. I bonded with 2 ladies and we called ourselves the 3 musketeers. However, both had pain, problems and then injuries. These issues slowed them down to a speed that was lower than my capability, or my "plan" when I started this journey. But, I loved being with them, so I joined their pace and took it easier than I planned to. We even took an extra rest day. I started to realize that I was succumbing to the comfort. We were having fun exploring the towns and villages, eating at great restaurants (one Michelin) and getting massages. Yes, we were still walking, but instead of my "planned 10-15 miles per day," we were "only" walking 6-8 miles per day. I looked at my schedule and realized I was losing ground and getting behind. I voiced my concern to my bestie at home and she rightly pointed out that this journey was not only about the steps, but also the relationships gained and people I wanted to meet along the trail. She was right, but I also knew I had to move on from them. It was time for me to get out of my comfort zone and start walking! At the pace I knew I could stretch for and reach. I left my friends 3 days ago and I've done 15.8, 8.9 and 16.4 days! I knew I was up for the challenge and am proud of getting back on track! (While I was in my "comfort" zone I was worried - maybe I can't do the 10-15 miles?) So what's the point here on X talking about my Camino? It's easy to fall into the comfort trap! Especially when you are surrounded by people you love and who love you!! Especially if you are having fun! Especially if you are making progress! But.... are they holding you back? Can you do more ? Look for people who push you to go further ! Push yourself further! Get OUT of your comfort zone! 15 days of walking 166.9 miles 333.1 to go! Buen Camino!

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The 40% rule. The mind gives up way before the body. Like when your mind is screaming "I can't do this anymore!" LOL the body has only reached 40% of its capacity. This REALLY helped me today! I'm walking the Camino de Santiago and today my plan was to walk 10-12 miles. Well something happened with my math, and I ended up walking 15.8! Now that may not seem like a big difference to you, but trust me - 6 hours in- sun blazing down, no shade, diminishing water, those extra 3.8 miles were tough! But, I remembered the 40% rule and I knew that my body could handle it! I trained for this for a year. I mentally prepared, I physically prepared - It did help that a Camino Angel with a red nose appeared at just the right moment and offered me some watermelon! I knew I wouldn't quit. I never really had that thought - not that that would have helped - I was in the middle of nowhere! I did call my bestie and we FaceTimed the last mile! That helped a lot! So when you are doing something physical and you want to quit- or think you hit your max- remember the 40% rule! I'm happy with my feet up in my hotel room now! Tomorrow is a new day! 182 miles behind me. 318 to go.

Just got back from @ICSC in Vegas with a few takeaways on where the market actually stands right now. Q1 results, deal activity, tenant momentum, and what I'm hearing from principals across the industry. Watch the clip and tell me: what learnings did you walk away with?

The book isn't even out yet and messages like this are already landing in my inbox. I met Rodrigo in St. Barts and he was my trainer there, but turns out he's also a musician who's been on his own journey of rebuilding. I’m so grateful my book found him at the right time. This is exactly who I wrote Intuitive Certainty for. Pre-orders are open through May 31st and when you order now you're not just getting the book, you're getting access to my author community, private conversations, and a real seat at the table as this thing comes to life. Pre-order today before the clock runs out: books.manuscripts.com/produc…

PSA: Remember to Stop and Smell the Roses!🌹 125 miles behind me- 11 days of walking #caminodesantiago

Ireland 2026! Karen and I celebrated 34 years in the old country. Ireland is absolutely beautiful and we had (mostly) amazing weather! Great sights to see, great food and wonderful people. Very thankful to make the trip AND to have another adventure with my best friend!

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