You may remember David Sidoni from the 1990s. He was the PatSajak of the tween set (were they called 'tweens' back then?). David had abrief but successful career on TV and in music videos, most notably on thesketch comedy show Roundhouse and as host of Wheel 2000,the kids' version of the game show Wheel of Fortune. 
But David decided to put his acting career behind him and gointo real estate. 
"As I got into real estate, everyone said, 'Oh, you'regoing to be great in real estate (because) you're an actor.' Eh. You're more astage manager. You put out fires all the time," he said.
Nonetheless, David was happy getting chiseled into the'David' he wanted to become. But after years in the business, he startednoticing a trend that unsettled him and he realized he wanted to focus on theparts of the job that he loved.
From there he launched his podcast, How to Buy aHome, now in its fourth year. It focuses primarily on first-timehomebuyers, a third of the market but a segment that David says most real estatecompanies ignore. 
"Go to all the big ones, I don't care who it is —Keller, eXp, Compass, Coldwell, Sotheby’s. It's listings, listings, listings.What other business totally ignores one third of the customer base? It blows meaway."
I met David not long ago and I am trying on my unicorn hornas one of his referral partners. It seems to fit nicely. More so, I'm happy tohave a "guy" on the show with boundless energy and true passion forwhat he does. I am sure you will feel his energy and joy in this week's episodeof Chiseled.
If you would like to get in touch with David, all of his contact informationcan be found on HowtoBuyaHome.com.