It is funny you say that because I can be the same way...after a point, I want it to be done.  LOL  

Nar; I like payday better!

Thrill junkie ....

The hunt certainly gets the adrenaline pumping!

Dennis I enjoy the whole journey......

Nope, my thrill is escrow activities.

Marketing  & Negotiating to get there, problem solving and communicating to stay there and a great team to close there.

I am so with Nancy Robinson Ranked #111 by Real Trends/Wall Street Journal on this one!  I do love the competition but, then the focus becomes nurturing and protecting, systems and results, details and the ultimate, dream-come-true grand finale.  

I love having someone to oversee the systems, allowing me to maintain the personal touch and to simultaneously continue with step one - the 'hunt' for more!

When you are in the mix...there is nothing like it. All systems are fire ready

 I love the Winning aspect and I am deeply  competitive but its about my clients happiness  at the end of the day.  I have the best Ad Min in the world who LOVES the Day to Day organization ond process pieces. Which keeps me focused on the  people part that comes with listing and selling.

Same 

When I get new clients (buyer or seller) the thrill of the hunt continues into the process of finding them a home or finding them a buyer for their home. The thrill goes on!

There is no doubt the day to day operations are close to zero fun. But nothing beat sthe smiles of a happy client

Normally I would use peanut butter and than lick like there is no tomorrow.

I'm in agreement with Nancy Robinson Ranked #111 by Real Trends/Wall Street Journal and Debe Maxwell, CRS ..I like to maintain the personal touch with my clients which I know is why they keep coming back and referring me to friends and family. My Admin. Assistant takes care of the daily process and keeps my paperwork up to-date so I can concentrate on the needs of my peeps!

I like the search for the right property, that hunt, and learning what the client wants and narrowing it down.  It's really exciting to pull the rabbit out of the hat and present them with a listing they might otherwise not have considered, only to find it's the perfect one!

The thrill of the chase is second only to the thrill of negotiating the sale which is second only to the thrill of depositing that check!

I'm opposite.  I like to check things off the list, so the completion is what I need. -Kasey

I always got my high from "the close".... I continue to close builders and then pass them along to the team members..... I'm not actively listing, but the high is still there!!!!

Absolutely, both literally and figuratively.

Part of an ADHD personality.  Good to have others working for me who can take on those routine chores.

I certainly do enjoy winning.  I also enjoy all other aspects of what I do. 

Everybody wants to be a winner.

I have the same passion

Adrenalin pumps through my veins in pursuit of the solution, the capture of the dragon.

I have little patience in regards to training the dragon to do anything useful.

In my history is a long inventory of solutions that  never mounted  a horse and rode to victory..

I enjoy all aspects of it.. the hunt the "kill" and the banquet for all

You are right, finding the exact property is fun, the paperwork is mundane! 

Dennis - I actually enjoy working face-to-face with my clients, helping them through the process, and don't really enjoy having to search, or sell myself to find new business. Sounds like we would make a good team.

Dennis,

the journey is always wonderful.  A

The trill of the hunt in hunting deer.  Now in hunting buyers or seller, the thrill of the hunt there also.

Of course! I particularly enjoy winning over a client that is suspicious of the profession because of their interaction with previous clients.

We'll hire you to be our hunter....!

Pay day is my pay off :)

Sandy Padula and Norm Padula, JD, GRI NMLS#1483386 nailed this one!

Dennis Swartz - I am also not a good 'follower'!

I like closings. The feeling of a successfully accomplished job is the most enjoyable part  for me. 

Absolutely.  The thrill of the chase is what keeps sales people going...not paperwork.

    Set the day to day stuff on auto-pilot, and start hunting!

There is some truth to that.

It's a character flaw - I hate loose ends and don't stop till the problem is solved or deal is done.   3:)

It does feel good and after so many years in real estate it never gets old. I love the triumph.

New victories are always thrilling, but the day to day keeps the opportunities going for those potential new hunts you experience.

I enjoy the thrill of the hunt but what I enjoy more is having a happy client.. to me that is so rewarding...

I like both the means and the ends.

Dennis Swartz For me it't the challenge of the transaction and bringing it to a successful closing.