Behind the Scenes with HGTV's "Fix My Flip's" Page Turner

<p>Do you spend more time working on your business or working in it? That is the vital question to answer in determining whether or not you are on your way to scale.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Page Turner from HGTV's "Fix My Flip's" will demystify the common mistakes and misconceptions in doing flips. She highlights the significance of mindful networking, the power of mentorship, and building a strong team set up for success.</p><p><br></p><p>Page Turner is an Entrepreneur Extraordinaire, Principal Broker, Business Development Coach, Vision Strategist and founder of EGAP Real Estate and LIFE-Changers, Int’l™. It is Page’s belief and testimony that through vision planning and execution, a LIFE-Changer will yield high returns to live successful lives on purpose. Page believes that starting a business or living their best GO! LIFE will increase and strengthen their inner power, stability and profitable future to live their biggest dreams and leave a lasting legacy.</p><p><br></p><p>Listen until the end to accumulate tactics to employ in nailing your next flip and asking for help for better efficiency!</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “I need to have some structure in order for me to be able to do a profitable flip because that's the goal.” (10:50 - 10:58)</p><p>• “The first mistake people make is that they don't get a mentor, they don't shadow somebody.” (10:34 - 10:38)</p><p>• “ I do find that fear holds so many women back from asking for help when they're in trouble.” (15:46 - 15:51)</p><p>• “I do see less women asking for help…but we carry so much on our shoulders… It's just a matter of learning and getting around other like-minded women… Know how to ask, where to ask.” (16:31 -16:50)&nbsp;</p><p>• “You're stuck because you're thinking that you are a solo, and you will be solo. And this is a real estate, it's not a solo game. It's a team game, and you better start playing it right now.” (17:12 - 17:23)</p><p>• “We drown sometimes in our work. And that goes back to because we only d