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Charlie Coppola

Writer of One Observation · Six roles at CRE OneSource, including President

Charlie has worn six different hats at CRE OneSource, among them President, building nearly every part of the company from the inside out. That vantage point across product, sales, and operations is what makes One Observation what it is: a working operator’s read on the trends, articles, and challenges brokers face right now.

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Managing a Difficult Client – Full Video

CRE – The Unspoken Truth

Managing a Difficult Client

On today’s episode of CRE - The Unspoken Truth, we discuss Managing a Difficult Client. (Spoiler - Craig's never had a difficult client!)

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One Observation

Deep Work

Cal Newport's Deep Work is a really great read that discusses the value of focused, undistracted work. The book is focused on productivity

Ted Lasso

One Observation

4 Leadership Lessons from Ted Lasso

Obviously, the best way to learn those is to watch the show, but if you can’t find the time, here are 4 leadership lessons Ted Lasso teaches

The Growth Formula

The Source

The Growth Formula

So here's what I've landed on for The Growth Formula: Growth = Internal Mastery + Environmental Optimization

Building a Niche for Your Business

CRE – The Unspoken Truth

Building a Niche for Your Business

On today’s episode of CRE - The Unspoken Truth, we discuss Building a Niche for Your Business. Why build a niche? There are riches in the

Mastering Your Tone

The Source

Mastering Your Tone

"Tone is an instrument... learn how to use it, and people will listen." - Sam Absalom, CRE OneSource Most of us obsess over what we're saying,

The Value of Team – Full Episode

CRE – The Unspoken Truth

The Value of Team

On today’s episode of CRE - The Unspoken Truth, we discuss The Value of Team. Craig's 3 Benefits of Team Building:

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Never Lose a Customer Again

Joey Coleman’s book Never Lose a Customer Again hit home. It’s one of those books that makes you pause and think, "Are we unintentionally