Turning Lemons into Lemonade to Survive
In a TV news production meeting a few years back, a very self-absorbed managing editor accused me of using too many “clichés” in my business stories.
A Sad History of Hate: Remembering Moscone and Milk
Today marks the 40-year anniversary of the assassinations of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. I reflect on my time with the two legends, with a look at how a sad past can, unfortunately, also be a prologue.
San Francisco 49er’s Dwight Clark’s Biggest Score: Answering His Phone
A tribute to Dwight Clark, one of the San Francisco 49ers most beloved players. Recalling my time the generous football great, beloved by all.
Political Compromise: A Dying Art
Two-term California Republican Governor George Deukmejian, who died of natural causes, marks the passing of yet another of “the old guard”—those seasoned political veterans who knew that reaching across the aisle was the best way to move our country forward.
6 Ways AI Is Upending Real Estate Business
AI is radically transforming one of the world’s biggest businesses, and millions could lose their coveted jobs. Those who embrace the shift could reap huge rewards. Whether you’re a broker, investor, builder, retailer, or a homebuyer/seller, here are 6 tips to help you come out on top in a changing market.
3 Timely Tips To Win In Real Estate
Whether you’re prepping to buy a new house, or kicking yourself for a past real estate blunder, don’t miss these 3 tips—backed by real experience with market leaders.
