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Sign into your accountAugust Checklist: Four Tasks Every Real Estate Agent Should Complete
August 06 2015
As a Realtor, it may feel impossible to separate yourself entirely from your work. Your hours are irregular, your weekends are crammed with showings and open houses, and clients can call at all hours with requests. However, no one wants to work with an agent that seems exhausted or burnt out.
This month, we're sharing tips on how to take a break from your business, so you can come back feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.
Week of August 3: Start by taking smaller breaks
Taking vacation time falls under the umbrella of self ccare. Essentially, it is important for your mental and physical health to take a break from working and actually live a little. In order to get into a true vacation mindset, start out by taking mini breaks during your day.
Actually take a lunch break for once, instead of speed-eating a meal between showings, or go for a quick walk outside when you're having trouble concentrating on work things. Spend 30 minutes at the gym during the day, or spend a work-free evening with your family. Separate yourself from your work phone, email, and social media during this time. Focus on taking these brief periods to do something that relaxes and inspires you. You'll come back to work refreshed and motivated.