by Trevor Koot | Jan 12, 2026 | Columnists
Technology has always moved and, I believe, will always move faster than organizations and industries can adapt. Two reasons this happens are that existing infrastructure is costly and burdensome to replace, and the human factor. As organizations in all fields feel...
by Brandon Reay | Aug 22, 2025 | Boards & Associations, Columnists
When Charles Darwin stepped onto the Galapagos, he didn’t just tally different birds. He studied variation and selection over time. Finches with thick beaks cracked seeds none of their cousins could touch; slim beaks reached nectar that others couldn’t access. The...
by Andrew Fogliato | Apr 3, 2024 | Advice for Agents, Publisher's Page
A big thank you to Tamara and Shannon Stone. After our original March feature fell through, the Stone Sisters — who we were going to feature later in the year — agreed to move up their interview and accommodate us at the last minute. That’s why our March feature and...
by Scott MacPherson | Apr 26, 2021 | Advice for Agents
I never thought we would be using terms such as pandemic, social distancing and flattening the curve on a regular basis in our business. While we may have developed the ability to adapt to the everchanging conditions caused by COVID-19 in a relatively short period of...
by Mary-Anne Gillespie | Jan 29, 2021 | Advice for Agents, Featured
The last year has been challenging for every industry, real estate included. Realtors were forced to become more adaptable than ever before. Every time a plan was made, the world would shift and throw the plans off course. While it was a tough year, it was also an...
