High Value Agent is the go-to podcast for real estate professionals looking to elevate their careers. Join us as we bring industry leaders to the platform, sharing their expertise, strategies, and insider tips to help you grow as a real estate agent. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, this podcast offers valuable insights to help you succeed in today’s competitive market.
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High Value Agent is the go-to podcast for real estate professionals looking to elevate their careers. Join us as we bring industry leaders to the platform, sharing their expertise, strategies, and insider tips to help you grow as a real estate agent. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, this podcast offers valuable insights to help you succeed in today’s competitive market.
In this episode of the High Value Agent Podcast, Anthwon uses inversion thinking to list 32 common ways agents fail in real estate. He covers pitfalls like procrastination, lack of follow-up, avoiding prospecting, rejecting accountability, tolerating mediocrity, and relying on perfect conditions.
The episode emphasizes implementation over endless learning, mastering conversations and presentations, having a daily plan, and embracing discomfort and urgency to build a sustainable, successful real estate career.
High Value Agent Podcast
High Value Agent is the go-to podcast for real estate professionals looking to elevate their careers. Join us as we bring industry leaders to the platform, sharing their expertise, strategies, and insider tips to help you grow as a real estate agent. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, this podcast offers valuable insights to help you succeed in today’s competitive market.
