Wojtek Lachowski from Charlotte, North Carolina is a real estate agent who aims to take 30 listings this year, but is currently on track for 25. He emphasizes the importance of sticking to a schedule and removing distractions in order to focus on income generating activities. Wojtek is part of a prospecting group and starts his day with role playing exercises. He mentions the challenge of dealing with different personality types during listing appointments and the need to educate oneself on effective communication strategies. Wojtek also discusses the importance of mindset and self-accountability in the real estate business. He acknowledges the difficulty of staying positive and motivated, but emphasizes the need to take care of oneself and maintain a good state of mind. Noel, the host, encourages Wojtek to continue striving for his goal of 40 listings and emphasizes the importance of consistency and showing up. The conversation ends with appreciation for Wojtek's insights and a plan to catch up in the future.

This episode of Todays' Brew features Sammy DeStefano, a real estate agent from Scottsdale, Arizona. He discusses the hot real estate market in Scottsdale, where the average price is 1.05 million. Sammy shares that he aims to close 45 to 60 deals this year and credits his success to hiring a coach and delegating tasks. He also talks about his prospecting schedule, using affirmations and scripts, and learning from successful agents like Mike Ferry. Overall, Sammy's three and a half years in the business and impressive production serve as an inspiration to other agents.

In this episode of Today's Brew Rich Adamski, a real estate agent from New Jersey, discusses the current market conditions in the Jersey Shore area. He mentions that the market is still strong with multiple offers on properties, especially in urban areas with easy access to New York. Inventory is low in these areas, with properties selling quickly. In the suburbs, the days on market are around 42-44. Rich also talks about how he handles objections from homeowners who claim there is nowhere to move. He asks qualifying questions to identify their specific situation and presents alternative options, such as assuming their mortgage. Rich emphasizes the importance of asking better questions and listening to clients. He mentions that he uses scripts during his calls and highlights the significance of building rapport with clients. Rich has been in real estate for 13-14 years and has had a coach for most of that time. He is on track to close 72 transactions this year and delegates non-prospecting tasks to an assistant.

Kelly and Keith Jackson are real estate agents with a team in Houston, Texas. They have been in the real estate industry for 23 years and have experience in multiple markets, including Chicago, Houston, and the DC metro area. They emphasize the importance of networking and face-to-face marketing in Houston, while farming is more effective in Chicago. They also discuss their daily schedules and the importance of prospecting and lead generation. They mention the significance of follow-up with past clients and sphere of influence, as well as the need to diversify sources of business. They highlight the importance of staying positive and having a gratitude-focused morning huddle with their team. They also mention the benefits of coaching and being open to outside advice. They discuss their approach to making phone calls and building relationships with potential clients.

In this episode of Today’s Brew, host Noel interviews Pierce Buckingham, a real estate agent from Aiken, South Carolina. He highlights the market conditions, noting low inventory in desirable areas and new construction developments. The average home price ranges from $280K to $350K, with some higher-end properties reaching up to $1 million. Pierce shares his journey into real estate, influenced by his father, and emphasizes the importance of coaching and prospecting. He also outlines his daily routine, focusing on calling expired listings and FSBOs, and stresses the need for persistence and effective communication with clients.

Elle Probst, a nurse practitioner specializing in cardiac heart failure, transitioned into the real estate industry in 2018. She shares her experience and tips on being successful in real estate. Elle emphasizes the importance of coaching and accountability in her business. She is part of a prospecting group called Phone Warriors, which helps her sharpen her skills and stay motivated. Elle primarily works from home and focuses on building relationships with past clients and her circle of influence. She believes in being versatile and adapting to different personality styles to effectively communicate with prospects. Elle practices her scripts regularly and utilizes them during listing presentations to stay on track. Elle's transaction goal for 2024 is 40, and she is currently on track to exceed that goal. She advises starting coaching earlier in one's real estate career and emphasizes the importance of delegation and seeking help when needed.

In this episode of Today’s Brew, Noel interviews Arthur Solomon, a top-producing real estate agent in Springfield, Ohio. Arthur, originally from Russia, shares his journey from house hacking his first home to becoming a full-time real estate investor and agent. He highlights his team’s success, handling both sales and investments, including buying properties for cash and exploring creative deals. Arthur emphasizes the importance of structure, with daily meetings and extensive use of tools like monday.com and Espresso for prospecting. He credits his multiple coaches for his success and aims to continually improve and expand his business.

In this episode of Today’s Brew, host Noel interviews Jayson Critchfield, a successful real estate agent from Utah. Jayson shares his journey, starting at 22 when he entered real estate after learning his wife was pregnant. Initially struggling, he found success by cold calling FSBOs, joining a supportive brokerage, and adhering to a strict morning routine inspired by “Miracle Morning.” Emphasizing the importance of coaching, he describes how a Mike Ferry coach helped him build discipline and efficiency. Jayson also highlights the value of prospecting, scripting, and maintaining a strong work ethic. He advises new agents to seek supportive environments, create accountability groups, and remain consistent in their efforts.

In this episode of Today's Brew, Brandon Devere shares his journey from a restaurant manager and police officer to a top-producing real estate agent in Memphis. Initially seeking extra income, Donnie transitioned to real estate, achieving significant success by leveraging his people skills and dedication. He emphasizes the importance of customer service and continuous improvement. Donnie's daily routine involves team management, training, and recruiting agents. He stresses the value of coaching, accountability, and focusing on activities rather than outcomes. Donnie advises new and stagnant agents to honestly assess their efforts and incrementally increase their activities to achieve success.

In this episode of Today's Brew, Donnie Morrow shares his journey from a restaurant manager and police officer to a top-producing real estate agent in Memphis. Initially seeking extra income, Donnie transitioned to real estate, achieving significant success by leveraging his people skills and dedication. He emphasizes the importance of customer service and continuous improvement. Donnie's daily routine involves team management, training, and recruiting agents. He stresses the value of coaching, accountability, and focusing on activities rather than outcomes. Donnie advises new and stagnant agents to honestly assess their efforts and incrementally increase their activities to achieve success.