🎙️ Episode 33: More Than Real Estate - Vision Boards & Goal Setting for 2026 

In this solo episode, Ashley breaks down her 10-year tradition of vision boarding—moving past the "woo-woo" to explain the neuroscience of repetition and why cutting out magazine pictures isn't enough without the "reps." She shares her personal strategy for creating a board that actually rewires your brain to spot opportunities and hit massive goals in the new year.

Here's what you'll discover:

✨ The "Aesthetic Girly" Strategy: Why your vision board needs to be visually appealing (think custom Canva prints and high-quality markers) to actually trigger your brain to pay attention—and why generic magazine cutouts might not be enough.

✨ The Toilet Room Technique: Ashley's unconventional placement strategy that ensures she sees her goals multiple times a day (literally every time she uses the restroom) to rewire her neurotransmitters through constant repetition.

✨ Vague Goals vs. Specific Targets: Why writing "sell more houses" is a recipe for failure, and how to reverse engineer specific numbers (like "10 clients at $3M") to make your vision board attainable rather than just a wish list.

✨ The Steph Curry Analogy: Why visualization without action is useless. Ashley explains that you can't just manifest a 3-pointer—you have to put in the "reps" and practice the trade to earn the results you see on your board.

✨ The Reality Behind the Highlight Reel: A look back at Ashley and Micah’s early days mowing 30 yards a weekend, proving that the "dream life" on the vision board is built on the back of unglamorous, consistent hard work.

✨ Business AND Life: Why your board shouldn't just be production numbers—the importance of including mental health, family vacations, and personal milestones (like a new baby) to build a well-rounded life, not just a bank account.

✨ Neuroscience Over Magic: Understanding that vision boards aren't just spiritual fluff—they are a data-backed tool for preconditioning your brain to identify the path to your goals, provided you're willing to walk it.