In May, we had our annual DoorGrow Live event! What makes DoorGrow Live different from other property management conferences?
In today’s episode, property management growth experts Jason and Sarah Hull talk about our most recent DoorGrow Live conference and some of the topics discussed.
You’ll Learn
[01:12] What was different about this yearās DoorGrow Live?
[04:48] Tactics vs. Mindset
[06:41] Changing the order of your priorities
[10:17] Hard choices, easy life
Tweetables
“Tactics and the how can always be figured out.”
“It’s not really the tactics that are the problem. It’s almost always the mindset.”
“The hard choice is to not go for what you immediately want, but to reorder and prioritize some things that are more relevant to the long term.”
“If you don’t like the results, then it’s probably because your priorities are not in the right order.”
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Transcript
[00:00:00] Jason: If you donāt like the results, then itās probably because your priorities are not in the right order.Ā
[00:00:08] Welcome DoorGrow property managers to the DoorGrow show. If you are a property management entrepreneur that wants to add doors, make a difference, increase revenue, help others, impact lives, and you are interested in growing in business and life, and youāre open to doing things a bit differently, then you are a DoorGrow property manager. DoorGrow property managers love the opportunities, daily variety, unique challenges, and freedom that property management brings. Many in real estate think youāre crazy for doing it. You think theyāre crazy for not because you realize that property management is the ultimate, high trust gateway to real estate deals, relationships, and residual income. At DoorGrow, we are on a mission to transform property management business owners and their businesses.
[00:00:53] We want to transform the industry, eliminate the BS, build awareness, change perception, expand the market, and help the best property management entrepreneurs win. Weāre your hosts, property management growth experts, Jason and Sarah Hall, the owners of DoorGrow. Now letās get into the show. Okay.Ā
[00:01:12] And so what weāre going to be talking about today is we just had DoorGrow Live and DoorGrow Live was a success. It was a lot of fun and it was a little bit different this year. So how would you say it was different this year, Sarah?Ā
[00:01:27] Sarah: So I think a lot of people were saying, āHey, it feels like there was really just a lot of heart that went into this event.ā
[00:01:35] So usually when I think you and I run events, weāre very tactical. How do you do this? How do you do that? And letās share this strategy and letās talk about this thing. And this year we changed things up a little bit and you were maybe a little hesitant to follow the formula that I put together, might I add.
[00:01:53] And so maybe on the podcast you can tell people that It worked?Ā
[00:01:57] Jason: It worked.Ā
[00:01:58] Sarah: And? Do you have anything else to say about that?Ā
[00:02:00] Jason: Anyone that knows Sarah knows what she wants to hear right now. You were right. There it is! There it is. There it is. Thatās what she wanted. There it is.Ā
[00:02:10] Sarah: So this year when I was putting together the schedule and the agenda, there was this whole plan that I had.
[00:02:17] And I was like, āOh no, we need to order things like this and do things like this. And this is what I wanted.ā And heās like, ā I donāt know if thatās going to work. And why are we doing this whole thing? And weāre like putting this whole thing together. And like, you donāt even know if itās going to work the way you want.ā
[00:02:30] Jason: Is this how I sound?Ā
[00:02:31] Sarah: Yes.Ā
[00:02:32] Jason: āI donāt know if itās gonna work.āĀ
[00:02:34] Sarah: āI donāt know if itās gonna work.āĀ
[00:02:36] Jason: Thatās totally what I sound like.Ā
[00:02:38] Sarah: It was perfect.Ā
[00:02:39] Jason: Iām shaking my head no, by the way, for the listeners.Ā
[00:02:41] Sarah: See you probably, they probably didnāt even know that was me talking. They just thought it was you.Ā
[00:02:45] Jason: Oh, yeah.
[00:02:46] You do such a good impersonation of me. I know. Itās really quite impressive. Iāll go back to my normal voice so that you realize itās Sarah talking. Yeah, for the listeners, we need to make sure thereās two distinct voices or theyāre going to be really confused why Iām talking to myself because you sound so much like me.
[00:03:03] Sarah: I know. Iām so sorry if I confused anyone.Ā
[00:03:06] Jason: Nobody was confused. Okay. Soā¦Ā
[00:03:08] Sarah: so he was giving me a little bit of a hard time about it because I, like, made him sit down and map this out and I was like, āno, thereās a formula that weāre supposed to follow and this is what I want it to look like.ā And I think it worked out really well.
[00:03:21] Jason: Yeah, the event went really well.Ā
[00:03:23] Sarah: Yeah.Ā
[00:03:24] Jason: Things ran pretty much like clockwork. Thatās hard. Itās hard to do that in events. Like speakers go over, people donāt stop. Like, we had this big, huge red LED clock right in front of the speaker. So it was like super obvious, like, and we, I think we had conversations with all the speakers, like everything worked pretty smoothly.
[00:03:43] The general feedback I got from a lot of clients one of our clients, Ed Golding, came up to me and he was just smiling. Heād been to some previous ones and he said, āthis was different, you know, what was different about this?ā I said, āwhat, Ed? ā He said, āheart, this one had heart.ā
[00:03:56] And it was an emotional event. There was lot more emotion at this event. Did we talk about tactics? Yes. I explained how Iāve been able to leverage social media and different tools and, Iāve made millions of dollars off social media. And I shared some really cool tools and very tactical stuff.
[00:04:12] Thatās how I opened up the event. But we got into a lot of mindset and what weāve realized over time, that we talked about at the event that most of our clients are not winning or losing because they donāt, or do have tactics. Tactics and the how can always be figured out. And I liked Jeff Garnerās tattoo he talked about butā¦.Ā
[00:04:33] Sarah: heās funny.Ā
[00:04:33] Jason: Heās like, ā can I say it? Thereās children present.ā I had my kids at the event.Ā
[00:04:36] Sarah: Theyāre my kids. Like they hear it all the time.Ā
[00:04:40] Jason: Yeah, so heās got a tattoo thatās FTH Which stands for āfuck the howā so and so a lot of times people are so worried about āhow do I do this? How do I do this?ā And we do share tactics. We do a lot of that at DoorGrow. However, Itās not really the tactics that are the problem. Itās almost always the mindset. And so whenever I teach tactics. I always am going into the why behind it and the mindset stuff. And when they start to understand this stuff, then they will actually do it usually.
[00:05:13] So there was a lot of mindset at the event. And then also, thereās vulnerability. Like I openly shared how Iāve been reevaluating my priorities and what those look like and how how that looks. You were sharing about your upbringing and how like the difficult things in life are also the things that make us who we are and help us to enable us to help others and how to view it through a different lens, which I thought was really awesome.
[00:05:39] And everybodyās crying. Sarahās making everybody cry. Like I was crying, likeā¦Ā
[00:05:44] Sarah: I made people cry in a very different way this time though. Iām usually making people cry because Iām yelling at them.Ā
[00:05:50] Jason: Thatās not true.Ā
[00:05:51] Sarah: Itās a little true. Itās a little true.Ā
[00:05:54] Jason: Not our clients, just me.Ā
[00:05:56] Sarah: No, I donāt do, but I do give our clients tough love when they need it.
[00:05:59] And Kelly came to the event and sheās like, āthis is exactly what I needed.ā Iām like, āI know thatās why I was on you for like three months.ā
[00:06:07] Jason: Yeah. I think some people had some breakthroughs, which thatās the goal. Like we want to change lives. And so thereās something just really beautiful about this DoorGrow Live.
[00:06:16] There was a lot of more depth to it and I just feel grateful to be able to be part of it and to see, our clients that believe in us and that, that came in just seeing their progress and, there are people there that have been in our program for years, which is just.
[00:06:29] Itās really awesome to see. So, so I thought I would share just a little bit today about what I had shared and this will be a quick episode cause Sarah doesnāt want me to go long. So thisāll be a quick one.Ā
[00:06:41] Sarah: Back to back today.Ā
[00:06:42] Jason: You got a busy day. So what I shared is I talked a little bit about prioritization and Iāve talked about this previously, but what what was interesting, one of my breakthroughs recently was recognizing I was basically merging in my mind, the five basic needs.
[00:06:57] Which I donāt know who put that out. We learned it from our friend Roya.Ā
[00:07:01] Sarah: But maybe it wasā¦
[00:07:02] Jason: maybe itās Tony Robbins. I donāt know. So thereās five basic needs and the five basic needs are love and belonging, power and achievement fun and adventure, fun and pleasure, safety and security.
[00:07:15] Sarah: And Iāll see when you put them in a weird order, then I donāt remember them. Freedom and flexibility.Ā
[00:07:20] Jason: Freedom and flexibility. Freedom. There we go. Yeah. Okay. These are five basic needs and we all have one thatās primary. For Sarah, itās power and achievement. Nobodyās surprised, right? For me, itās actually love and belonging.
[00:07:33] And a lot of my achievement and a lot of the things that I do. Are to, thatās what motivates that weāre helping clients working with clients love and belonging and having that connection. Thatās why I like working with entrepreneurs because I donāt feel like such a weirdo when Iām around other people that are that weird, that are also entrepreneurial.
[00:07:51] But what Iāve come to realize that if I make that my highest priority, I tend to get less of it. And I think this is true for anyone with their basic need. If you really think about it, if Sarah just went after power and achievement. And didnāt prioritize like relationships and other things, it could be pretty destructive and it would likely have the opposite desired effect in trying to achieve power and whatnot, right?
[00:08:13] Because we need others. And then for me, if Iām just going after love and belonging, I would be less likely to get it. If I didnāt have my own oxygen mass first, if I didnāt have financial wealth and health, if I didnāt have physical health then it wouldnāt be nearly as effective. I wouldnāt be nearly as present.
[00:08:31] I wouldnāt be able to enjoy much love and connection or belonging, in relationships. I wouldnāt be able to feed into relationships as much if I werenāt taking care of myself. And so based on that I, I had everybody map out or stack or list their priorities in their life, and then I showed how my priorities were listed and then Like what my natural inclination is placing like love and belonging at the top.
[00:08:59] And then I showcased how Iāve intentionally consciously listed them and rearranged the priority and how that affects my decision making in my day to day so that I spend more of my time in my day to day moving towards the top priorities, which are not on my new adjusted priority list are not the love and connection related things related to family, sex, relationship, stuff like that. So above that, Iāve placed God at the top which is, for some of you that might be your highest ideal, whatever that is. And so I want to always be pointed towards my highest ideal. Second, I put power, achievement, impact, and thatās related money status, all that.
[00:09:41] And that allows me to have impact. Which leads to me getting what I want. Itās a leading sort of thing. And then the next is health. I need to be prioritizing health. And then it gets into more of the relationship stuff in the priorities. Whereas before I was putting family, friends, fun was probably higher on the list, but I felt like I wasnāt ever able to do as much of that as I wanted.
[00:10:04] Because I was so focused on the other stuff. And so by reordering the priorities, it takes work. Like it takes effort to go towards whatās easy and whatās natural usually leads to a harder life. And so thereās this stoic phrase that I like that is āhard choices, easy life. Easy choices, hard life.ā
[00:10:26] And the hard choice is to not go for what you immediately want, but to reorder and prioritize some things that are more relevant to the long term, playing the long game, doing what maybe I feel deep down inside I should do connected when Iām connected to God or focusing on my health, doing the playing the long game instead of doing the short term, right?
[00:10:49] The short term is like eat, HƤagen Dazs vanilla ice cream, vanilla bean ice cream. Itās like my favorite right now. I love that. Or whatever, right? When weāre just trying to please our tongue and our genitals, we tend to have a much harder life, right? And this is the short term. Weāre just going for the short term gain.
[00:11:05] And so we want to make sure we prioritize the long game, the long term. and give up where that means sacrifice in the short term. That means work. That means effort. And a lot of people just arenāt putting in enough work or enough effort in the lazy people in society are the people that are always trying to please their tongue and their genitals.
[00:11:24] Maybe itās crass, my crass way of saying it. Okay. Itās a little gross. Okay. So thatās what I shared at DoorGrow Live. And so I encourage all of you listening, like make a list. What are your priorities? And what I shared is your results reveal your priorities. So if you donāt like the results in your life, write them down.
[00:11:43] Like, what are your relationships like? Whatās your business like? What are you doing in the business? What arenāt you doing in the business? Or what are you enjoying? What are you not enjoying? And if you donāt like the results, then itās probably because your priorities are not in the right order. It doesnāt mean you give up or change your priorities, right? All of the things that were my priorities before are still priorities for me. Iāve just rearranged the order and by just rearranging the order, it changes everything. It changes the results that you get and youāll get more of the results that you really desire if you rearrange those priorities in a way that probably will take you more effort and more work, but will allow you to get everything that you want in the long run.
[00:12:28] So that was my message. Thatās the simple message. Rearrange your priorities figure out your basic need, put that lower on the list, and figure out what needs to come before in order for you to have as much of that as possible because I want you to enjoy your life, but you need to do make hard choices.
[00:12:41] And you need to do hard things.Ā
[00:12:43] But it was an awesome event and make sure you are keeping an eye on doorgrowlive.com for the future and make sure to attend in the future.
[00:12:52] Everybody says our conferences are different than any other property management conference out there. And Thatās a good thing. Like we do it in a good way. So, I recommend you attend. So you can check out more details about future events at doorgrowlive.Com. And if you are wanting to grow your property management business and have success like our clients were showcasing at DoorGrow Live and grow your business, scale your operations, have a better lifestyle, enjoy your team more, enjoy your business, be less frustrated, have more peace, reach out to us at DoorGrow. You can check us out at DoorGrow.com. We would love to see if we can help you scale your business. And until next time to our mutual growth. Bye everyone.
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