Hey Moguls, Alex Pardo here. I’m back again with yet another ninja time-saving video lesson.
You know by now that when it comes to my business, I wear only one hat. I like to run my business from the CEO seat. I believe in people, processes and systems, and I like giving you front-row, VIP access to those processes and systems, so you can apply my tips and experiences to your own businesses. (You’re welcome!)
But first I have one important question for you…
Do you have a Gmail account? If you don’t, get one, like yesterday. If you do, you’re one step ahead, because today’s tip – which applies to all types of businesses – is sure to save you a ton of time and energy by leveraging a tool within your Gmail account, one that most people don’t even know exists.
As you’ll see in this video lesson, all it takes is one little click of this stealthy button to increase your productivity… and ultimately, the size of your wallet. Oh, and probably alleviate some frustration! Here’s a hint: canned response. Silly words? Kinda… but awesomely helpful, you’ll see…
So, watch, learn and enjoy…
{Mogul Elite Members: Download a transcript of this video lesson in the Power Pack Tools for this lesson}
Aren’t you pumped to implement this ninja tip?! It’s okay if you’re doing a little happy dance; it’s certainly warranted. High five to Gmail… now get to it.
Shout Out
Got any questions or comments for me? Shout ‘em out in the comments section below.
Learn how to work from the CEO seat.
Get yourself a Gmail account asap.
Know what a canned response is
Leverage that Gmail tool that few know about.
Save time and increase productivity.
Alex Pardo
has been investing in real estate for 9 years. Before he started working on his real estate investing business, he worked for GE Consumer Finance in their Financial Management Program. He quickly realized that staring at Microsoft Excel for 14 hours a day was the fast lane to the dreaded rat race, so he completed the 2-year program, and decided to backpack around Europe and Africa for 3 months, before diving into Real Estate full-time. Two months later, he closed his first deal and made $44,000. Almost as much as he made in 1 year at General Electric, and needless to say he hasn’t looked back. Fast forward to today, he has started several businesses and has learned as much from his failures as he has from his successes. To date his company has closed over 250 real estate transactions and has helped countless homeowners and investors in the process.