Money Is No Object
You've heard it before, whispered with the kind of casual confidence that only comes from having more money than most small countries' GDP. "Money is no object." Three little words that should make any luxury real estate professional's heart skip with excitement, but instead often trigger a very specific kind of professional anxiety.
Because here's what they don't tell you when you're studying for your real estate license: when money truly is no object, everything else becomes exponentially more complicated. The clients who can afford anything often want everything, and they want it yesterday, perfectly customized, and somehow both exactly like the original vision and completely different from what anyone has ever seen before.
When Your To Do List Starts Its Own Development Project
You promised yourself you'd start with just five priorities today. Simple. Focused. Strategic.
But then you replied to a client's last-minute text, reviewed a 63-page PDF pitch deck, fixed a broken link on your website, confirmed a drone crew for a reshoot, posted to Instagram, and somehow found yourself ordering espresso capsules at 11:48 AM because that was your only real "break."