What does a rock band have to do with real estate success? Everything.

In this episode of the We Attitude Podcast, David sits down with Jeremy Barrett to break down a journey that most agents would never expect—from playing in bands across the country to building a real estate business and leading at a high level.

But this isn’t just a story…

This is about discipline, repetition, teamwork, and the truth most people avoid:
 You don’t succeed alone.

If you’re a real estate agent, entrepreneur, or someone chasing growth, this conversation will challenge how you think about practice, consistency, and what it actually takes to win long-term.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why practicing hundreds of times is the real path to mastery
• The mindset shift from “me” to “we” that changes everything
• How failure, uncertainty, and risk shape long-term success
• Why top producers need systems, not just hustle
• How Jeremy went from musician to server to entrepreneur to team leader

Key takeaway:
 You can go fast alone…
 But if you want to go far, you go with others.

If this hit you, comment “WE” below and let us know what stood out.

0:00 – The “We Attitude” That Changes Everything
 0:47 – Meet Jeremy Barrett (From Music to Real Estate)
 1:42 – The Motorcycle Trip That Started It All
 2:56 – Joining a Band (And Learning to Bet on Yourself)
 4:51 – Life on the Road & Early Success
 6:09 – Playing Shows, Day Jobs, and the Grind
 7:33 – Why Practice Matters More Than Talent
 9:16 – 1,000 Reps for One Song (The Discipline Nobody Sees)
 10:50 – From Music to Marriage to St. Louis
 11:08 – Lessons That Still Drive Success Today
 12:30 – The Power of Team & Shared Struggle
 14:38 – Discovering Real Estate (The Turning Point)
 16:26 – Early Wins & Building Momentum
 17:24 – Burnout, Growth, and Finding Systems
 18:10 – The Leadership Shift That Changed Everything
 20:24 – Pushing Your Limits & Growing Others
 21:00 – Balancing Family, Business, and Growth
 22:36 – Translating Music & Service Into Real Estate Success
 24:17 – Why Musicians (and Athletes) Win in Business
 26:20 – Final Thoughts: The Power of “We”