The Millionaire Real Estate Agent | The MREA Podcast Jason Abrams with NOVA

For a long time, Bridget Potterton was afraid of being labeled a “divorce real estate agent.” She thought people would see her as an ambulance chaser—taking advantage of people. Now, she isn’t so afraid of the label. She realizes she is more of a surgeon than anything—she has the deep education and experience needed to truly help people.
In this episode, Bridget tells us about how she first ended up getting referrals from a family law firm. Then she outlines what she did in terms of building up her education, and what family law education programs are available for real estate agents today. Bridget then tells us her secret sauce: She provides a Continuing Education course for family law attorneys on how real estate works during divorce.
Bridget also gives us tips on handling real estate deals that involve divorce: Knowing how to be third party neutral, not disclosing familial status to buyers or agents, and holding space for stressed out clients.
This episode is packed with helpful information that every real estate agent should know. Bridget is an amazing educational resource for our community!

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It’s not every day that someone’s path to being a real estate professional first takes them through the Major League Baseball League. But that’s the path of our guest today, Robert Lucido Jr. 
Part of how Robert Lucido Jr. made it on to an MLB team was that he cold called teams. This is unheard of in the world of baseball. But it gives you a sense of what Robert Lucido Jr. is all about: Knowing your worth and fighting for it.
Today Robert takes us through how to dictate your worth in a highly competitive market where there is often a race to the bottom. First, focus on solutions to core problems, which right now is helping people get mortgages. Second, price to position effectively. Third, create value across dimensions. Fourth, stack value throughout the offer presentation. And fifth, take risk off the table for the client. 
Tune in to learn how to dictate your worth today.

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Ben Kinney went from being a cable salesman to the co-founder of one of the largest real estate teams on the planet. Today we get to pick his brain about sales and leadership.
Ben teaches us about his three real estate success principles: 1) Say the right thing, 2) Say it enough, and 3) Have enough people to say it to. Then he breaks down the four duties a CEO has: 1) Find and attract talent, 2) Get that talent into production as soon as possible, 3) Retain the talent who are producing at the highest level, and 4) Provide the recipe for success.
Ben has a gift for simplifying concepts in ways that make them easy to understand and take action on. So tune in and level up your own business!

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Rosie Rourke is one of the most successful geographic farmers in real estate, and it is because she cares. She loves her community. She’s deeply rooted in it. She gives to it and it gives back to her. You can feel her passion for it.
Rosie joins the show today to give us some tips on starting a farm and tending to it over the years as it blossoms. Some of the advice she gives is very nuts-and-bolts, like how you should start small with an area with a little more than 50 homes. Other advice she gives is more mindset-based, like “This is hard work. You need to have the stomach for it. And you need to have your head in the game.”
If you want real talk from a veteran who knows how to do things the right way, you’re going to love this interview with Rosie Rourke.

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Read: The One ThingRead: The Millionaire Real Estate AgentCheck out the Millionaire Real Estate Agent Playbook
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5, 4, 3, 2, 1. A rocket blasts off, a musician starts their song, a classroom focuses. Those five seconds, counted backward one by one, can make magic. That’s the message of Mel Robbins in her newest book, “The 5 Second Rule.” 
Mel joins us today to explain what the “5 second rule” is and the research behind it. Little children learn negative self-talk just like they learn the language around them: English, French, etc. They are natural sponges. Plus, because of the way their brain works at that age, they attribute everything in the world around them to their own actions– even the bad things. That’s why a lot of us as adults have a negative voice in our head. We’re constantly checking ourselves, talking ourselves out of standing out in any way or changing our lives.
How do we short circuit this voice in our brain? By taking action. Specifically, counting down from 5 and then– boom, taking that action. No delay. No overanalyzing. Click send, pick up the phone… whatever it is, just do it. Rather than assuming thoughts will lead to action, do actions and see how your thoughts, and your life, follows.
It’s a huge treat to have Mel Robbins on the show. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

Resources:
Read Mel Robbins’ newest book: The 5 Second RuleListen to the Mel Robbins Podcast Watch Mel’s Daughter Kendall sing at Carnegie HallSign up to receive the podcast notes: MREAnotes.comCheck out the Millionaire Real Estate Agent Playbook
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Adam Hergenrother is a $1 billion entrepreneur. That’s right, billion with a “b.” Believe it or not, his path to success started one night in high school, listening to Celine Dion CD and crying it out. You see, that night as a struggling teenager, Adam changed his mindset. He decided he was going to take action to achieve his goals and live the life he wanted.
He shares with us how this mindset has evolved over time: Learning the importance of having increasingly big goals, finding passion in the challenges you take on, and keeping things simple. 
Adam’s combination of life wisdom and business acumen makes this episode a can’t-miss. I really hope you enjoy it.

Resources:
Listen: Episode 3. A Story of Unshakable Work Ethic with Cody GibsonListen: Episode 6. From Wasilla to Worldwide: Kristan Cole’s Remarkable JourneyListen: Episode 7. Breaking Ceilings: Sarah Reynolds' Unconventional Real Estate JourneyListen: Episode 19. Jeff Glover’s 5 Step Listing PresentationRead: The Untethered SoulRead: The Power of a Positive NoCheck out the Millionaire Real Estate Agent Playbook

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