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Entrusted – Building a Legacy That Lasts
This one talks about stewardship. A few ideas from Entrusted: • You don’t really “own” success, you’re trusted with it. • Leadership is about what you leave behind, not just what you build. • People matter more than profit. • The way you lead today shapes the legacy tomorrow. It’s a good reminder for anyone running a business: The goal isn’t just bigger deals or more revenue. It’s building something that actually lasts. 📚 Curious...what book has influenced the way you lead or run your business?
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I love the book Entrusted, one of my all times favorites and it has definitely impacted my life in a big way. Here's a quote from the book: "For the most part, something is worth what is costs you. When you work and sacrifice to acquire something, it has greater value to you than something that's simply given to you." Skin in the game is a key concept I value in work and at home.
🌵 LAND PEOPLE OF AUSTIN 🌵
@Chris Duff and @Andy Rouse and I are hosting a LandUnconference Meet-Up📍 Austin, TX on Wednesday, April 8⏰ 6:30pm Why are we doing this? Because good land investors know… Location matters. (Yes. That’s the joke. I’ll see myself out.) If you’ve been: • Flipping dirt • Talking to heirs who haven’t talked to each other since 1997 • Trying to explain to your spouse why “it’s just raw land” is actually a strategy • Or mapping out subdivides on napkins You need your people. No speakers.No panels.No one pitching you a “7-figure system.” Just real conversations with real operators. Also, it’s in Austin… which means the only thing hotter than the market might be the BBQ. Comment “DIRT” if you’re coming and we’ll send location details soon. Let’s raise the bar… and maybe a few berms while we’re at it.
🌵 LAND PEOPLE OF AUSTIN 🌵
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He Made $300K on His First Land Deal… and Thought It Was Luck
In this episode with @Neil Clements to unpack the moment land finally clicked, why he walked away from house flipping, and how he built a lean, family-run operation focused on fewer deals and bigger margins. Top 3 lessons Neil shares: - Radical transparency builds real trust, especially when working with family - Deep market knowledge can beat big marketing budgets - “Enough” isn’t a number, it’s doing your best every day This is a grounded, honest conversation about leadership, trust, legacy, and building a land business that supports both profit and purpose. 👉 Here’s the exclusive resources & transcript.
He Made $300K on His First Land Deal… and Thought It Was Luck
1 like • Feb 18
@Dave Denniston Thanks for having me on!
1 like • Feb 18
@Dave Denniston I used to think enough was a number or that I could achieve "enough". Then once I hit my enough number I realized that I still wanted more. So I came to the conclusion that enough is simply being your best every day!
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Welcome to Leadership in Land!
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@Dave Denniston Hey Dave, thanks for having me here. One of the biggest challenges I've had with any team I'm leading is making them as motivated to succeed as I am. Glad to be here.
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Land Flipper in DFW

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