Everyone talks about wanting to be successful, but we tend not to think about what that actually means.
So, what does it mean? Is there a single definition for success, or do we need to start thinking about it in bigger terms?
In this episode, Managing Partner at Quattro Capital, Maurice Philogene shares how thinking in terms of his purpose completely transformed the way he viewed success.
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How can we find the strength within ourselves to really ‘have it all’?
Is there a surefire way to know when we’ve accomplished the things that will truly bring us joy?
We have to get more intentional about turning our dreams into reality, but how?
Guest Bio
Maurice Philogen is the Managing Partner of Quattro Capital. A longtime real estate investor, for many years, Maurice balanced investing, consulting and police work at one time - and prior to policing, he served as a Special Agent in the Air Force. Maurice is passionate about creating freedom for himself and generational family, and on top of creating an unbelievable life for his loved ones, he is also a Lifestyle Design and Financial Freedom coach for those looking to do the same.
To find out more, go to:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauricephilogene/
https://www.thequattroway.com/
Between inflation, rising gas prices and a higher-than-usual cost of living, it’s safe to say that today’s consumer is facing economic pressures from multiple angles. With so much going on, many people are concerned about their ability to pay their mortgage and stay in their homes.
Any real estate professional worth their salt is built for a time like this. It’s the perfect moment for us to use our skills and knowledge to help them navigate their challenge, and potentially find a way out.
How do we provide value to consumers who are nervous about what’s coming? Will the coming storm have the same hallmarks as 2008?
In today’s episode, the Roundtable discusses the looming foreclosure crisis, and what agents need to be doing right now to guide their clients through it.
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There’s definitely a financial storm coming, but will it have the exact same factors as 2008?
How can we help consumers identify symptoms of a financial storm so they can get ahead of it?
Many consumers have a lot of equity in their homes, are there ways they can leverage it to keep a roof over their heads?
We all want to lead extraordinary lives, but the reality is, most real estate professionals never get beyond the point of simply getting by, and the majority of the time, that comes down to mindset.
How can we identify the baggage that’s stopping us from reaching our full potential and get rid of it for good? Is it even possible to remove those self-imposed bottlenecks altogether?
In this episode, author and world-renowned real estate investment authority, Ken Van Liew shares his secrets to building a life beyond our wildest dreams.
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How can we expect to receive knowledge when we’re hearing everything through a self-imposed filter?
How can we stop letting our fears of the unknown hold us back and start embracing them, instead?
Is there a way to use our missteps to our advantage, so instead of seeing them as ‘failures’ we view them as lessons?
Guest Bio
Ken Van Liew is an author, educator and world-renowned authority on real estate investing. A professional engineer as well as an investor, Ken has completed over $1.35 Billion in development in New York City, and is a skyscraper expert in the city. He is also passionate about sharing his knowledge with others looking to follow in his footsteps, through his book, his programs and speaking engagements. Ken has been featured in several media outlets, including NBC, ABC, Fox News and CBS News.
To find out more, go to:
https://programs.kenvanliew.com/11-millionaire-secrets-optin
Great marketing is the key to success in real estate, but what might work for a long-term nurture won’t always guarantee short-term wins and vice versa, so we really need to get clear on how we’ll approach both, individually.
So, what can we do today to get more business in the immediate future, and what approach should we be using to stay top of mind for years to come?
In this episode, we’re sharing our top tips to stand out to consumers, 3 days from now, 3 years from now, and beyond.
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How can we position ourselves as experts without spending a ton of money on marketing in the process?
What can we do to build genuine relationships with people, so that when they need an agent, we’re the first person who comes to mind?
Rejection sucks, but it is inevitable, so how can we stop letting it get to us and keep doing what we need to do?
Still, some real estate professionals are managing to do big things, so what are they doing differently from everyone else? More importantly, how can we follow in their footsteps?
In this episode, Founder and CEO of Adam Hergenrother Companies, Adam Hergenrother shares how to adapt like the most successful players in the business.
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Is it possible to be consistently successful when one of the only things guaranteed in life is inconsistency itself?
The consumer’s wants and needs are constantly shifting, so how can we ensure we’re always able to give them what they’re looking for?
No one likes change, but it is inevitable, so how can we lean into it instead of trying to avoid it?
Guest Bio
Adam Hergenrother is the Founder and CEO of the $1 billion organization, Adam Hergenrother Companies, which include a number of real estate, construction management, development and leadership training companies, including among others Livian, several KW market centers and the Hergenrother Foundation. Also the host of the Business Meets Spirituality podcast, Adam is passionate about using business to transform lives, and is a strong believer that when you focus on growing and leading yourself first, phenomenal business results will always follow, naturally
To find out more, go to:
It seems like new developments are springing up every day, and who better to capitalize on that than real estate professionals?
The only question is, how? How can we use our industry expertise and new construction projects to our advantage?
In this episode, Vice President of Operations at Leading Apex Media and Captain Lead Juice himself, Brian Offner returns to share how to tap into the new construction space.
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How can we identify the markets most likely to get us a bigger return?
What are the steps we need to take to get our feet wet in the new development space?
How can we position ourselves in a way that lets us stand out to new developers?
Guest Bio
Brian Offner is the Vice President of Operations at Leading Apex Media. With almost 2 decades of experience in finance, business development and credit expertise, Brian has long used the power of video and social media to supersize his business, and now, he’s passionate about helping Realtors and Loan Officers do the same. Brian is also a business development manager with AnnieMac Home Mortgage.
To find out more and to connect with Brian, go to:
Does this mean that you can’t succeed at a high level in real estate? Can an introvert grow their business and market themselves without changing themselves?
Introversion has absolutely nothing to do with the level of success we can have, it’s simply about our energy and how we manage it. What can extroverts do to interact with introverts more effectively?
In this episode, we’re joined by CEO and founder of Move Over Extroverts, Ashley Harwood. We talk all about introverts and how they can set themselves up for success..
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Do introverts need to white-knuckle through networking events or can you find ways to build relationships without draining yourself?
Can extroverts and introverts work well together?
How can introverts distinguish between an adrenaline rush and a rise in energy levels, and avoid an energetic crash in social environments?
What is the best form of marketing and lead generation for an introvert who hates cold prospecting?
Guest Bio
Ashley is the CEO and founder of Move Over Extroverts, a coaching and training company for introverted real estate agents. Ashley founded Move Over Extroverts in 2018 with the goal of helping introverted real estate agents avoid burnout, enjoy their lives, and build authentic businesses. Ashley offers 1:1 coaching, teaches workshops, and speaks on the topic of introversion in real estate.
For more information, visit https://www.moveoverextroverts.com/ and join her Facebook group Introverts in Real Estate.
The real estate business is filled to the brim with money making opportunities, but for some reason, when it comes to investing, the majority of agents run for the hills, because they just don't know what they don't know.
So, what should we know? How can we get started in real estate investing and take advantage of everything the space has to offer?
In this episode, owner of the Middleton Group, Luke 'Money' Middleton shares his beginners guide to investing, so we can stop thinking about it and just do it, already!
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Yeah, investing sounds cool…but how in the heck are we supposed to pay for properties?
How can we work out if an investing opportunity is worth it?
Wouldn't it be easier to dive into investing if we had someone walking us through the process?
Guest Bio
Luke Middleton is the owner of Middleton Group. A seasoned real estate agent and investor, Luke has been in the business for nearly two decades, so it's no surprise that he's considered an expert in the space. Luke is revered in the industry as a brilliant marketer, negotiator, and even a non-licensed, non-certified therapist, who loves any opportunity to do what he loves.
`To find out more, go to:
https://middletongroupsd.com/team/luke-middleton/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-middleton-4235057
Or email him directly on luke@middletongroupsd.com
Ashlee Chapman is the Director of Acquisitions at Middleton Group. A real estate agent with a diverse range of skills, Ashlee is a problem solver at heart and a specialist when it comes to distressed properties.
To find out more, go to:
https://middletongroupsd.com/team/ashlee-chapman/
How can we stop getting caught up on the challenges we face and mistakes we make, so we can get started on how to move past them? Is it ever worthwhile trying to avoid failures altogether, or are they merely an inevitable part of life?
In this episode, Southern California Area Director at Sharp Retention and author of The Power Of Change, Eric Gilbert shares how to fail forward and stay motivated, no matter what life throws our way.
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How can we possibly expect to move beyond a challenge when doing so feels like such a mammoth task?
Where do we draw the line between lofty ambitions that keep us motivated, and unattainable goals that simply set us up for failure?
How can we stop putting our dreams on hold and just get started?
Guest Bio
Eric Gillman is the Southern California Area Director for Sharp Retention and author of The Power to Change: Creating The Life You Want Through Healthy Choices. A former obese, troubled teenager, Eric is passionate about helping others turn their lives around using the simple techniques he’s used in his own journey. Eric also loves giving back, and in March 2022, he plans to ride his bike from Miami to San Diego to raise funds for the Angel Wings Medical Clinic in Haiti.
To find out more, go to:
https://www.sharpretention.com/
https://www.amazon.com/Power-Change-Creating-Through-Healthy/dp/1523476206https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-gillman-1a10b730/
https://www.instagram.com/ericridesforhope/
You can also email him at eric@sharpretention.com
Or call him directly on 858-255-1142
About 10% of the real estate across the USA is owned by international buyers, but most agents still aren’t aiming their marketing at a global audience, and as a result, they’re leaving a TON of money on the table.
How can real estate pros start thinking beyond their immediate markets and stand out to buyers all over the world? What would it take to be considered a world class agent in the truest sense of the word?
In this episode, Founder and CEO of Immobel Group, Janet Choynowski shares how to gain recognition across the globe.
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What is it that makes property ownership in the USA so appealing to an international market?
What can we do to ensure we appear in the first page of results when international buyers search for an agent in our markets?
How can we show international clients that we’re not only available to do business with them, but are willing to assist them in any way they need?
Guest Bio
Janet Choynowski is the Founder and CEO of Immobel Group, a platform aimed at making real estate global. Janet has a rich background in international real estate transactions, having founded the first real estate brokerage in Poland after the fall of communism. Janet has also previously negotiated for Embassy land in Warsaw on behalf of both the Japanese and The Netherlands governments.
To find out more, go to:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/immobel/