Leadership is physics. Newton’s Third Law states: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The same is true in leadership. Every decision
Waiting for a green light on every decision makes you stuck. Seeking input on the small stuff—what color the leasing office wall should be, how
Maturity isn’t a birthday gift. Just like professionalism isn’t a job title. Both are crafted in daily choices. Too many people, like you, like me,
Multifamily leaders don’t fail because of the market, the economy, or interest rates. They fail because they refuse to grow. A fixed mindset is a
Big problems rarely start big. A small and steady leaky pipe doesn’t flood a building overnight. A minor dispute between residents doesn’t instantly turn into
Work isn’t a burden. It is a blank canvas. Every day is afresh and anew. Our multifamily industry offers endless opportunities to solve puzzles (some
Multifamily leadership demands a relentless pace. But when was the last time you thought instead of reacting? Your calendar is packed. Likely double booked. Meetings,
Most people solve problems by adjusting their actions. A prudent few ask if the problem exists because something else is flawed. Double-loop learning challenges the
Impatience is the silent killer of leadership. Impatience is sometimes led by the need to get too much done. Pencil whipping is a problem. Mailing
Imagine this: A manager pauses to call out a team member’s problem-solving skills in a team meeting. A ripple of pride spreads across the room.
