Think of a Single Best Thing you shared with a client, colleague, friend, or family member.
Tell us:
Don’t repeat a response — like a flashlight, each Single Best Thing shines in its own place.

from the North Gwinnett Team
Single best thing for me is more the overall concept which most members understand, believe in, express and execute. it is all about the client and their needs and their wants. we disappear and morph into what our client desires.. and if they are wrestling with that outcome, we are there to help guide them with integrity, honesty, and commitment

from the Paulding Team
Robert, helping to put an actual value on someone's business, what is the business worth? How much do you know to sell it for? Are you leaving money on the table without professional assistance? Who are you selling to? I used this information with a prospect who has to sell his elevator business before investing and he did not even know where to start in order to sell his business. Was essentially running blind but I and Robert were able to give him better clarity and a plan of action to follow.

from the Woodstock Team

from the Woodstock Team
1. Ludi Aleman- Choice Floors Cherokee
2. Ludi shared a story in an info minute about a time where a homeowner who had old worn out flooring and Ludi showed up with a mobile showroom with lots of options for flooring so the homeowner was able to make a choice right then and there!
3. Recently I was talking with my inlaws about the worn wooden flooring in my new home and mentioned Ludi's services with a mobile showroom. They were shocked when I mentioned that Ludi can bring the service right to the home. My inlaws have worked with lots of flooring companies before and never had any of them bring that kind of service that Ludi provides. People like to have options and being able to see those options in person versus just in your head can make all the difference.
from the Woodstock Team
Amber Isaksen
the idea of marketing material can make multiple impressions. I know this fact and choose to supply our team with logo pens weekly at our table.
I was speaking with a member who stated he was struggling getting his business name out there. Thinking of impressions, I asked what he did marketing wise, he was all digital. Sometimes having something tangible sticks with people longer.

from the Woodstock Team
The Idea: I shared a specific "Single Best Thing" from my team member, Christine: her high-quality massage services are available for only $100.00 per hour.
The Context: I used this during a conversation with a client who was expressing how overwhelmed and stressed she felt. When I suggested a massage to help her recharge, she initially hesitated, mentioning that she didn't think she could afford the expense of professional self-care right now.
The Difference: By sharing the exact, accessible price point Christine offers, I removed the "financial barrier" for my client. It transformed the conversation from a vague suggestion into a practical solution. The client’s tone immediately shifted from hesitant to interested; she asked for Christine’s business card and a formal introduction right then and there.
from the Woodstock Team
Christine focuses on a de-stress massage over a deep (make it hurt) tissue massage. Her clients leave feeling like the weight of the world has been lifted off their shoulders. While asking my friend how she's been, she told me about all the "stress triggers" in her life right now. I asked her if she takes time for herself including getting a massage. She had not considered using a massage as a way to de-stress and loved the idea of telling her husband to buy her a gift card.

from the East Cobb Team
People often ask what makes Acti-Kare different. Is it the companionship, the meal prep? The light housekeeping? The medication reminders? I always say - Those are tasks, but our Single Best Thing is something you can't see on a checklist: Peace of Mind. We recently had a son tell us that before one our caregivers started, he spent every work meeting staring at his phone, waiting for a crisis. Last Tuesday, instead of a crisis, he got a photo from the caregiver - It was his mom, laughing while they made his grandmother’s biscuit recipe together. The text simply said: "We’ve got this. Focus on your day."
That is our goal for you - Whenever you're ready to set that weight down, we’re here to help you carry it

from the Woodstock Team
1. Grant Barton – NBS roofing
2. during one of his info minutes, he shared some specialized equipment, i.e. foam shoes that he and his team can use for added attraction while they are up on roofs.
3. As a painting contractor, I can share this with my clients while I am on site and let him know that Grant will be able to access hard to reach places because he has the tools to get up there

from the Woodstock Team
Oscar over at Three Brothers Group, said something that honestly stopped me in my tracks. When working witha client and figuring out timeline , he told his client to renovate their kitchen now .Not right before selling, to boost the listing price,but just so they could enjoy it. That idea of living in the value you create!
And it made me think about you. So many of my clients are sitting on equity right now, waiting for the “right time” to do something with it. But what if the right time is now? A refinance, a HELOC ,we could get you that backyard, that kitchen, that space you’ve been putting off. You’d actually get to live in it, enjoy it, make memories in it ,and then sell it when you’re ready.
That’s the kind of financial move I love helping people make. Not just building wealth on paper, but building a life you’re actually excited about. People deserve to live in their remodels before letting someone else enjoy it.

from the North Point Team
I recenly substituted on the North Gwinette's team. Derek the landscaper and tree guru sahred that we should not trim the top of Krate Mytles, he calls it "krate murder". I shared that with my wife and said I will ask my gardener to not cut our Krate Myrtles anymore. I know this will resonate with others.