222: Where Real Estate Brokers Go Wrong

Unlocking Success: Exploring Broker Pitfalls and Strategies for Real Estate Excellence Being a real estate broker is a tough job! Managing people for a living requires a special level of patience and care. In this episode we talk about where brokers might have opportunities to improve their businesses and the lives of their agents. From fostering community to mentorship programs to recruiting, we are diving into the world of being a real estate broker from our agent perspective. What parts of the industry seem fully focused on making money and where do the agents get lost in the shuffle? We know brokers have to recruit to keep the business thriving, but where is the line between growing the agents you have and looking for more agents to fill the building. What about education? When is it not enough? Can it be too much? We are ready to talk about all things real estate brokerage and we truly hope there will be some ideas that our broker listeners will find useful for their offices! We love both of our brokers and want more agents out there to feel the same way!    Leave us a review at ratethispodcast.com/hustlehumbly Get your FREE Database Template  Email Templates 101: emailtemplates101.com Agent Systems 101: agentsystems101.com All Resources: hustlehumblypodcast.com Submit your topic ideas and toasts to hello@hustlehumblypodcast.com.

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Join us for Hustle Humbly where we hope you will build the confidence to find your voice and your way to a successful real estate business and beyond. Listen in as Alissa & Katy, two top producing Realtors, talk about fostering #communityovercompetition while navigating the often times cutthroat real estate industry. With over 900 homes sold between them and 8 and 15 years each in the business, they have seen it first hand. Deep dive into conversations and interviews about mindset and best practices with real life stories mixed in. The goal of Hustle Humbly is to reach out and encourage Realtors and business people alike to stop comparing themselves and start embracing their own strengths.