Review of Quiet Success: An Introvert's Guide to Thriving in Real Estate

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
Bradley Fagg's "Quiet Success" is a useful manual for introverts navigating the real estate industry and other fields. It demonstrates that being loud is not necessary for success and is full of useful tools, inspirational quotes, and appreciation for introverted abilities.

[Creole]

"Quiet Success: An Introvert's Guide to Thriving in Real Estate" by Bradley Fagg offers a unique perspective on introverts and the real estate world. It's a reassuring read that emphasises the hope for all personality types in entrepreneurship. The author's motivational insights are sure to inspire a broad audience. I appreciate your informative review.

[Idah_Kenei]

This review is objective. It highlights the approaches an introvert should take to thrive in real estate. It's quite impressive how the world has changed and is considering that everyone is not the same. Individuals like introverts can harness their strengths to benefit in real estate.

[rusyalana]

Non-fiction books are not my cup of tea but the book sounds very informative and inspirational. Showing an introvert that he has his own strengths which can help him succeed among extraverts and even give him an advantage over them is motivating. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!

[Harshitha G B]

"Quiet Success: An Introvert's Guide to Thriving in Real Estate" by Bradley Fagg is book dedicated to introverts aspiring to be in Excel in working area where extrovert may have upper hand like real estate. It gives insights about real estate professional, methods, tips, and tools along with how introverts could adapt themselves to this job successfully.

[Pradeep T M]

"Quiet Success: An Introvert's Guide to Thriving in Real Estate" by Bradley Fagg gives information about real-estate professional. How it is managed, what's necessary toos,knowledge required most importantly this book focused on how introverts could thrive in this profession line. It gives supportive messages for introverts workers.

[Mr Benj]

Quiet Success: An Introvert's Guide to Thriving in Real Estate" by Bradley Fagg, guide for real estate business. It will be interesting to read about the guidance for introverts who are into real estate. This is an interesting book to read.

[Kibet Hillary]

I look forward to reading this book, especially to learn more about the strengths introverts possess that could serve them well in the real estate field. Happy to hear that the narration was top notch and that the book emphasizes on leveraging strengths, rather than using one's personality as an excuse not to do something.
Many thanks for the review, @Olga Markova.

[Macel A]

Great review. Though I'm not really an introvert id really like to listen to this audiobook to learn how an introvert can succeed in business partnerships in a
field dominated by extroverts

[Anu Anand]

"Quiet Success" by Bradley Fagg is a focused guide on how introverts can build lasting success in real estate. I like that it covers time management, networking, and partnerships from an introvert's lens. Congrats on BOTD!

[Nazma P]

I'm an ambivert with mostly introverted traits. Although, I'm not interested in real estate, this book offers so much more than that. Because everything in it can be applied in any other businesses or career paths. I think this is a very helpful read.

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Great Review! I am not an introvert, but I managed a real estate office for four years. I do know that you do have to have some sort of personality and be very friendly to your clients. I'm glad that you felt that this book was helpful to you.

[Judy Burr]

Thank you for your review. I read the sample. This book is for introvert people that desire a career in helping buyers and sellers. The author gives advice on all the social aspects of networking with other associates. Your relationship with your clients is most important to be successful.

[Alissa Deann Devargas]

'The book also offers a vast array of tools and methods for introverts to use their unique traits to succeed among extroverts and even develop successful business partnerships with extroverts.'
This book sounds most helpful.

[Renee Cryer]

In the sample, I read, I have to agree with the editing. It could have been better. But as an extrovert, this gave an idea on how to work with introverts. I have introverts in my family and it always felt like they weren't interested in what I had to say. So the clarification was awesome.