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Your next listing might be hiding inside the time you’re currently wasting. When the market changes and enquiries slow, it’s easy to drift into busywork, hide behind blast messages, or blame call screening for a quiet pipeline. We don’t get that luxury in real estate. The work is still a contact sport, and consistent daily connects are what keep your career steady when conditions get tougher.
We walk through a practical technique we use called working in the cracks. It’s built for agents who can’t (or won’t) sit at a desk for long call sessions, and it turns the in-between moments of your day into real prospecting time. We explain how to nominate a weekly list of 80 to 100 priority contacts, then warm that database with a simple text so your calls land better and feel less like cold calling.
From waiting at a property while a buyer runs late, to sitting in a rideshare, to deciding not to drive back to the office before the next appointment, these “cracks” add up fast. We also talk frankly about the cost of scrolling and how screen time quietly replaces the calls that create commissions. If you want sharper real estate time management, better client communication, and a cleaner system for lead generation in a changed market, this is a tight listen with immediate actions.
Subscribe for weekly tools to progress your career, share this with an agent who needs more connects, and leave a review to help more people find the show. What’s the biggest “crack” in your day you could use for calls?
Hosted by Lee Woodward Training Systems
Brought to you by The Agency Portal
🎓 The Complete Salesperson Course – Australia’s premier real estate training, delivered nationally throughout the year. Build the skills, systems, and mindset to perform at the highest level. Learn more →
📚 The Super Coaching Program – An exclusive membership providing ongoing coaching, resources, and strategies to support sustained growth in real estate. Join today →
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By Lee WoodwardSend a message directly to Lee ( Include your details )
Your next listing might be hiding inside the time you’re currently wasting. When the market changes and enquiries slow, it’s easy to drift into busywork, hide behind blast messages, or blame call screening for a quiet pipeline. We don’t get that luxury in real estate. The work is still a contact sport, and consistent daily connects are what keep your career steady when conditions get tougher.
We walk through a practical technique we use called working in the cracks. It’s built for agents who can’t (or won’t) sit at a desk for long call sessions, and it turns the in-between moments of your day into real prospecting time. We explain how to nominate a weekly list of 80 to 100 priority contacts, then warm that database with a simple text so your calls land better and feel less like cold calling.
From waiting at a property while a buyer runs late, to sitting in a rideshare, to deciding not to drive back to the office before the next appointment, these “cracks” add up fast. We also talk frankly about the cost of scrolling and how screen time quietly replaces the calls that create commissions. If you want sharper real estate time management, better client communication, and a cleaner system for lead generation in a changed market, this is a tight listen with immediate actions.
Subscribe for weekly tools to progress your career, share this with an agent who needs more connects, and leave a review to help more people find the show. What’s the biggest “crack” in your day you could use for calls?
Hosted by Lee Woodward Training Systems
Brought to you by The Agency Portal
🎓 The Complete Salesperson Course – Australia’s premier real estate training, delivered nationally throughout the year. Build the skills, systems, and mindset to perform at the highest level. Learn more →
📚 The Super Coaching Program – An exclusive membership providing ongoing coaching, resources, and strategies to support sustained growth in real estate. Join today →
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