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How big must a problem be to merit our time? Our days are filled with decisions and challenges. How we react to them determines how effective we are as leaders. The days of just reacting to everything coming at us are over. Being proactive and focusing on growth, is self-preservation in today’s market.

It is hard to think about anything but the wild fires that ravaged the Los Angeles area last week. The news and social media have now moved from containment news to the heart wrenching stories of families and their losses. The city is stepping up to help the victims try and rebuild their lives. The road will be long and challenging. Here is how LA might be affected and how we can help.

The danger of fire in our area is always at the top of everyone's mind, just like earthquakes. It is just the same for hurricanes and tornados in many other parts of the country. I’m no fire expert, but I have lived in So Cal for 37 years, so I respect the danger. Read on to see how these fires might affect real estate and relocation. And for ways you can help.

We are likely to see mergers and acquisitions retake the stage in 2025, not only in the residential real estate arena but also on the relocation management side of the business. The key is to be ready at all times, so you can not only survive an acquisition, but thrive.

The thing about a new year is that it gives us a chance to wipe the slate clean - personally and professionally. If it hasn’t become clear by now, we can’t keep doing the same old things and expect different results. The market is different, consumer and client expectations are different and so are the rules of engagement. There is no better time to figure out what will set you, your company, and your market apart from the rest.