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In this episode, Beth sits down with Colleen Rippey, owner of Baltimore & Coastal Real Producers and co-founder of the nonprofit Love & Lunches, to talk about what truly sets top producers apart in today’s market.
Colleen shares how she went from selling Cutco knives to running a high-level real estate networking platform that connects and elevates top agents — and how her wife Jill’s childhood experience of poverty and service led to a powerful nonprofit that still serves 100+ bagged lunches every Sunday in Baltimore City.
They dive into:
Why connection and collaboration matter more than ever in a shifting industry
How Real Producers creates real relationships in what can feel like a competitive space
The origin story of Love & Lunches and how giving back ties into real estate
The habits and mindsets Colleen sees over and over again in top producers
How AI fits into the business without replacing the human element
Why vulnerability and storytelling are superpowers in our industry
Whether you’re a new agent or a seasoned top producer, this conversation will challenge how you think about community, networking, and building a business that actually feels sustainable.
Real Producers isn’t just a magazine — it’s a platform designed to connect, elevate, and inspire the top agents in a market.
Service and community work, like Love & Lunches, can deepen relationships and open new doors in real estate.
Top producers are usually relationship-driven, consistent, authentic, and lifelong learners.
Many high performers are quietly focused, guard their energy, and say “no” strategically.
The best agents play the long game with their database and sphere, instead of chasing one-off deals.
Collaboration with other agents and vendors (even “competitors”) comes from an abundance mindset.
AI is a tool, not a replacement — it should support your voice, not replace it.
Vulnerability and human stories create deeper connection and better referrals than just numbers and production stats.
Baltimore Real Producers: BaltimoreRealProducers.com
Coastal Real Producers: search “Coastal Real Producers” or visit the Real Producers site
Love and Lunches (Nonprofit): LoveAndLunches.org
Connect with Colleen:
📧 Email: [email protected]
If you’re a Realtor who wants to:
Build better systems behind the scenes
Create a referral-driven business
Stay human in an AI-heavy world
And connect with others who “get it”
👉 Join Beth’s free Realtor community:
Facebook.com/groups/bethgoldingtmcforrealtors
🔑 Key Takeaways🧩 Resources Mentioned🎯 For Realtors
By Beth Golding TMC for RealtorsIn this episode, Beth sits down with Colleen Rippey, owner of Baltimore & Coastal Real Producers and co-founder of the nonprofit Love & Lunches, to talk about what truly sets top producers apart in today’s market.
Colleen shares how she went from selling Cutco knives to running a high-level real estate networking platform that connects and elevates top agents — and how her wife Jill’s childhood experience of poverty and service led to a powerful nonprofit that still serves 100+ bagged lunches every Sunday in Baltimore City.
They dive into:
Why connection and collaboration matter more than ever in a shifting industry
How Real Producers creates real relationships in what can feel like a competitive space
The origin story of Love & Lunches and how giving back ties into real estate
The habits and mindsets Colleen sees over and over again in top producers
How AI fits into the business without replacing the human element
Why vulnerability and storytelling are superpowers in our industry
Whether you’re a new agent or a seasoned top producer, this conversation will challenge how you think about community, networking, and building a business that actually feels sustainable.
Real Producers isn’t just a magazine — it’s a platform designed to connect, elevate, and inspire the top agents in a market.
Service and community work, like Love & Lunches, can deepen relationships and open new doors in real estate.
Top producers are usually relationship-driven, consistent, authentic, and lifelong learners.
Many high performers are quietly focused, guard their energy, and say “no” strategically.
The best agents play the long game with their database and sphere, instead of chasing one-off deals.
Collaboration with other agents and vendors (even “competitors”) comes from an abundance mindset.
AI is a tool, not a replacement — it should support your voice, not replace it.
Vulnerability and human stories create deeper connection and better referrals than just numbers and production stats.
Baltimore Real Producers: BaltimoreRealProducers.com
Coastal Real Producers: search “Coastal Real Producers” or visit the Real Producers site
Love and Lunches (Nonprofit): LoveAndLunches.org
Connect with Colleen:
📧 Email: [email protected]
If you’re a Realtor who wants to:
Build better systems behind the scenes
Create a referral-driven business
Stay human in an AI-heavy world
And connect with others who “get it”
👉 Join Beth’s free Realtor community:
Facebook.com/groups/bethgoldingtmcforrealtors
🔑 Key Takeaways🧩 Resources Mentioned🎯 For Realtors