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Nov 11, 2026 - Lifestyle

BOXABL has already rethought how a house gets built. Now it is going after how a house gets paid for. The Las Vegas-based company behind the Casita and the Baby Box (Nasdaq: BXBL) has signed a nonbinding letter of intent with Warp Speed Holdings to form a mortgage lending joint venture. The two are targeting […] The post BOXABL Moves to Supercharge Home Sales With Its Own Mortgage Lending Arm appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Nov 11, 2026 - Lifestyle

Most frontline employees can tell you what is in the case, how to ring up an order and what to say when someone walks through the door. Far fewer have been trained to read the guest standing at the counter. Alon Zaibert, founder of AFZ Consulting and creator of the Emotional Relevance methodology, has spent […] The post How Alon Zaibert Trains Frontline Teams for a Ten-Second Window appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Nov 11, 2026 - Lifestyle

Beneath every real estate deal sits an unspoken question: can I trust the person guiding me? Caryn Gardiner has spent 23 years earning a yes. She doesn’t just keep a deal on schedule. She builds relationships, brings humor and experience to her work, and stays loyal to the people she serves. She understands that this […] The post Caryn Gardiner: Reimagining Real Estate Through Trust and Loyalty appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Nov 11, 2026 - Lifestyle

What if the instinct that made you good at solving problems is keeping you from seeing the real one? The habits that make a person successful are often the same ones that keep them stuck. Rebecca Babcock, founder of Rebecca Babcock Coaching in New York, sees it in clients who arrive with impressive track records […] The post Rebecca Babcock on Why Successful People Keep Fixing the Wrong Problem appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Nov 10, 2026 - Lifestyle

First introduced in 1991, ‘Maybe she’s born with it’ is out the door – but is the new slogan a glow-up?Alyx, I hear a certain makeup brand has updated its tagline. Why is this a big deal?The jingle that has been burned into the minds of women around the world since its Christy Turlington-helmed debut in 1991, “Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s Maybelline”, has received what has being described as a “modernisation”. In a new campaign with Miley Cyrus, the “she’s” will be replaced with “we’re”, which both changes the observer’s perspective to something a little more self-directed and makes it more inclusive. But it’s a punctuation change that is raising eyebrows. Continue reading...