Say what you will do

Do what you say you will do

When you said you were going to do it

Always confirm receipt!
Reiterate phone calls via email/in writing.
Respect others'/your time.
Don't take yourself too seriously.
Avoid thinking you must be a hero to unrealistic people.
Get oxygen and sunlight.
ID what is unprofitable and reduce, delegate, eliminate.
Take care of your vendors.
Have 10/5/1 year, monthly, weekly and daily goals, and revise them continually.
Be full of surprises.

I really like Conrad Allen (NAR code of ethics) and Candice A. Donofrio custom answers. For me, I'd say those too and here's mine:

1. demonstrate competence in your work
2. demonstrate character in how you interact with others (all others).
3. be respected first, liked second
4. have a business plan you consult weekly
5. have goals you schedule daily, review your today, yesterday, know where you are going each day when you wake up.
6. have boundaries you respect, so other will
7. under promise, over deliver: create Wow!
8. Givers Gain: so network, share ideas and give first, ask, then receive
9. remember to breathe; this too shall pass; nothing in real estate is fatal, so relax, take a walk, schedule buffers in your day and smile.
10. have an accountability partner, a mentor or a coach, don't be isolated.

You will never get the whole pie -so be happy with a piece of it - Don't get greedy - be willing to share. Don't try to cheat other realtors. It will come back to bite you. The only thing you really have to sell are your time and your reputation. Take care to protect both

I have my own moral code + the professional one. Basically No lying,cheating,stealing. I would never do anything to someone that I would not want to happen to me. 

1. Attitude!

2. Confidence.

3. Be of Value.

4. Professionalism

5. Coach others to Success.

6. Continuous learning, become and stay the Best in your field.

Like any profession, the drive must be pure and the work honest or a the end of the day, what does it prosper you to gain everything but lose character?

There are far more than ten.

I don't need but 10 just one, treat people with honesty and integrity.

Conrad Allen always has the right answer when it comes to knowing and understanding the rules of the game....

I would not limit the count to ten.

The Golden Rule ... and truly live it. Do with with dignity, honor and respect. Educate and continuing learning to provide higher levels of service. 

Conrad Allen has this one.

I agree with Conrad Allen 

I like what Conrad said.