The Million Dollar Real Estate Team — The Chris Watters Story
Chris Watters is the author of Million Dollar Real Estate Team. He is also the #1 agent in Austin, Texas. In todays episode, he talks about the path o...
Real Estate | Real Life with Spring Bengtzen
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Over the years, talking with hundreds of realtors and influencers in the real estate space, I've come to realize one powerful idea that attracted us all to this great industry—that it's bounding with opportunity, and if you work hard enough, you can create freedom in your life. Real estate has given me that, and this podcast is for those who are passionate about creating an incredible business—not at the expense of real life, but to the benefit of their lifestyle.
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How an Advertising Executive Broke His Smartphone Addiction—The Frank Klesitz Story
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Self Worth and Becoming Emotionally Attractive—WGR: The Colton Lindsay Story
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Becoming Berkshire Hathaway's #1 Agent—The Jeff Cohn Story
Jeff Cohn is the #1 agent with Berkshire Hathaway. He is also a dear friend of mine and has been an invaluable coach, mentor, and friend as I've built...
Grow as a Person, Grow as a Business: The Vanguard Story
It's a story that a lot of listeners might relate to. Going from welfare to wealth is not the most valuable thing that my good friend Louie Hamner gai...
From Making Free Calls to Servicing Over 2MM Internet Leads | The rokrbox Story
In 2007, there were less online leads than homes sold (2.7mm). Fast forward 2011, I remember being one of the first teams with a Boomtown account an...