about the author
Chris Patrick is a real estate consultant and founder of The Patrick Group, a premier real estate firm in Las Vegas, NV. With over 100 million dollars sold since 2013, he was named in the top 1% for all Las Vegas Realtors and a number one top producer for Signature Real Estate Group.
A hard partying snowboard bum turned successful businessman, Chris’s rise to success was hard-earned and well-deserved.
From a young age, he faced adversity as the son of an abusive father in a struggling family. At age 12, he was wrongly accused of and arrested for a horrible crime that destroyed his reputation, leaving him to deal with the trauma in the aftermath of the accusation.
Through trials and tribulations, Chris persevered despite setbacks on the road to his eventual success, such as business failures, loss, and heartbreak.
He hopes to inspire others to see the opportunity within their own failures, rather than shame and defeat, and overcome their serious hardships, traumatic events, or struggles in order to live their absolute best lives.
Chris currently lives in Las Vegas with his wife Erin, daughter Jameson, and three dogs.
chris’ blog
Why Life Sucks Sometimes And The Power Of Contrast
Do you know why life sucks sometimes? Today we’ll cover why it seems life sucks and what to do when it does. If you’ve ever found yourself saying things like ‘my life sucks’ or ‘I hate life’, you’re not alone. Life is hard and life is difficult and many people struggle with life, but today we’re going to try to see things from a new perspective and change the way we think about life.
Battling the Bully Inside Your Head
This article explains how to eliminate negative thinking and how to win the battle with the bully inside your head. Eliminating negative thinking and negative self talk will help you succeed in life. Learn to eliminate negative self talk and start thinking more positive.
Why Should Everyone Be Pissed Off
Why am I so mad all the time for no reason? There are certainly plenty of things to be mad about, but being mad all the time doesn’t serve you. If you find yourself mad all of the time you can change your thinking and be less mad. In this article we’ll discuss ways you can be less mad and stop being mad all of the time.