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How I learned doing nothing is the best answer many times

Posted by Marcelo Bermudez

I used to work for a very wealthy family that owned and managed tens of millions of square feet of commercial real estate property.

When you work in production (i.e., commission), you can make the mistake of being shortsighted.

The patriarch of the family never rushed to decide anything and often said no.

It made for a hard living on my end, but I was learning a tremendous amount by living in the infinite versus next week.

The pressure slides right off and you learn to be more analytical, ask better questions, and offer more value.

How I learned doing nothing is the best answer many times.

I used to work for a very wealthy family that owned and managed tens of millions of square feet of commercial real estate property.

When you work in production (i.e., commission), you can make the mistake of being shortsighted.

The patriarch of the family never rushed to decide anything and often said no.

It made for a hard living on my end, but I was learning a tremendous amount by living in the infinite versus next week.

The pressure slides right off and you learn to be more analytical, ask better questions, and offer more value.

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Marcelo Bermudez is the CEO of Shōkunin, a commercial real estate and business capital and strategy advisory firm.

As a strategist, keynote speaker, and mediator, he helps owners and investors unlock value and achieve their business and financial goals.

With hands-on experience managing businesses and navigating complex commercial real estate transactions, Marcelo understands the challenges of growth, restructuring, and successful exits.

He works closely with his clients to deliver practical solutions and drive results.

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