About the Episode

 

On this episode, of The Kevin and Fred Show, we’re excited to have Josh Smith back on the show to share what he’s been up to and the entrepreneur lessons he’s applying in his business. One of the greatest things about Josh is his commitment to teaching, coaching and paying it forward in our industry. On today’s episode he shares on finding focus, the difference between marketing strategy and tactics and maximizing our marketing. 

 

Josh is a Realtor, Coach, Mentor and Entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of GSD Mode, the #1 Most Downloaded Real Estate Agent Podcast. He is the owner of the REVISTO Real Estate Group, a team which sells over 600 homes a year, and he’s in the top 1% of Realtors Worldwide. 

 

A lot goes into running a business, we need to know who our clients are, have strategy and tactics driving our marketing, and a powerful way to get people to want to work with us. At the same time, we’re dealing with an overload of information and details vying for our focus. In order to navigate all of this successfully, it’s important to have clarity on the long-term benefit of being in business and continuing to work hard consistently. We have to know the kind of life we want our businesses to allow us to have, and whether or not our businesses reciprocate us enough for all of it to be worth it. 

In Today’s Episode, We Talk About;

 

- The number one enemy of success and productivity. 

- How to have more clarity on our long-term goals and the difference between a strategy and a tactic. 

- Why there’s no such thing as a bad market or a good one. 

- Band aids vs. bullet holes in marketing 

- Why there is no shiny object or magic bullet to success. 

Guest Info

 

Josh is a Realtor, Coach, Mentor and Entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of GSD Mode, the #1 Most Downloaded Real Estate Agent Podcast. He is the owner of the REVISTO Real Estate Group, a team which sells over 600 homes a year, and he’s in the top 1% of Realtors Worldwide. 

 

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