Becoming who you want to be…
I have always enjoyed mentoring people at work, and after publishing Leasing NYC and starting my own brokerage firm, I had the time to start what I called a “pay it forward,” pro bono coaching practice. I began coaching young office leasing brokers and other people, including my son. I soon started to notice that people who used the simple process that I’ve laid out to be happier personally and more productive at work —regardless of their industry.
What lies within these pages is a proven system about living a role-based lifestyle, and about paying it forward to our future selves through acts of kindness and doing the things we say we will do.
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Becoming Who You Want To Be
Adversity can be a blessing. In this an autobiographical self-help book, I present a proven process for personal and professional accountability that enables you to overcome the challenges in life.
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Leasing NYC
A project management approach to occupying office space. This book helps tenants avoid costly mistakes commonly made everyday. The New York Post described it as the definitive book on the subject.
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Results Matter
The One Thing That Resonated Most From Gregg’s Coaching…
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“Thorough preparation pays off and mock interviews lead to success.”
Austin Liggett
VP of Alternative Investments, US Trust Private Bank
“How to attain personal and professional accountability by committing to actually doing the things I say I will.”
Max Artz
Principal, Peterson Partners
“The view from the moral high ground is emancipating and when you assume the best in other people that’s what you are likely to get back.”
Richard Wulwick, Esq.
Corporate General Counsel, ForwardPMX
“The power of positive thought and portraying challenging situations in a positive light.”
Julia Belkin
Principal at Nelson, a National Architecture Firm
“The project management approach - by dividing up the process of accomplishing anything into many steps and then doing the things you say you will do – you can accomplish whatever you set your mind to.”
Kevin Murphy
Author of The Three Rooms, Board Member Cboe Global Markets, Inc.
“As a human being, I am stationary and specific. The motion I know as life involves the perpetual theme changes that create my perception. And the splendor of the moment begins when it is severed from the restricting confines of past and future and let alone to evolve.”
Laurie Keith
VP of Media The Ad Council
“The role based lifestyle. I use it to balance my work life to be the best husband and father as well as a top achiever at work.”
David Lerner
Regional Director, Multivista (#1 Top Achiever, #1 in Sales 5 Consecutive Years)
“Focusing on and appreciating what I have as opposed to what others have and what I may want.”
Andrew Javorsky
Structured Credit Sales at Natixis Securities Americas
“Creating a process as a gift to my future self.”
Nina Ornstein
Brand Manager and Producer
“The deep and meaningful benefit of simply being a good person.”
Carson Artz
Senior Product Designer
“The power of positive thought and that no matter where I am on my journey, he is a rock of support by believing in me every step of the way.”
Sam Swank
Community Manager at WorkHouse NYC
“Tracking my actions and demonstrating personal and professional accountability by doing the things I say I'm going to do"
Sam Fuhrer
Residential Real Estate Broker
“Doing something now that I will need later by paying it forward to my future self.”
Samantha Fishbone
Team Leader at The Square Foot
“Harnessing the power of positive thought increases overall confidence and paying it forward to your future through deferred gratification feels great in retrospect.”
Nikki Snyder
Consultant at Ernst & Young
“The project management approach. Breaking things down into a process has helped me professionally and personally.”
Katy Teets
WorkHouse NYC
“Within relationships and jobs, it is about the fit that makes things feel right. He has taught me how identifying the correct fit allows for the cultivation of strong, purposeful relationships, which ultimately leads to increased productivity and happiness.”
Alexandra Columbo
Law School Student at Cardozo Law School
Working on your better self becomes you.
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