Thanks! I appreciate the support 👏

Thank you 👏

100%

I wanted to share the realistic side of cold calling. It will suck and (you) will suck at it. However with continued effort and reps you will get better. With more skill comes more success.

Thanks Coach!

Haha 😂, noted 📝

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Hello, I appreciate you reaching out. As of right now I'm all good. 👍

Tbh, That's Shitty Approach To selling, Literally, It's not a hate comment, it's A Feedback, Don't You Agree With me dominic

@@educatics_shorts not sure I understand, could you elaborate?

Thank you Eva! Often times our time horizon are too short sighted, I'm guilty of this too. Always trying to grow.

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Appreciate it!

Can't tell if this a hate comment 😅

Glad you enjoyed it! Super jealous of the both of you

Thanks for coming on bro. I love our conversation!

They’re the best! 👏

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed

I’m not used to the Denver cold 😅

I 100% agree, we do have a homeless problem and prices are skyhigh. It's a simple cause and effect. Supply vs Demand. Our supply of housing can't keep up with the significant demand. The demand is so high because it's a beautiful city. Homelessness is also rampant because of the fatality rate of weather that they experience in the winter. San Diego's weather is significantly better than most states. Is it a problem yes. Should we be doing more to fix it...100% !!

Today and next week don't look pretty, however it's definitely far from the norm. So many people save up months of money to visit here for a week. We often take for granted how beautiful this city is.

The city in itself is paradise. There are very few cities in the world that have this much beauty. Is it expensive to live here, yes. Simple supply vs demand

u not rockin with homosexuals ⁉️

@@akaCrispyy as a straight person why would I want to be surrounded by people I’m not attracted to and aren’t attracted to me?. I say ship ALL the gays and homeless to San Diego and maybe it’ll be a “paradise” for them.

Fr which san deigo you livin in ????!😂

Most people… Often times we under appreciate this great city.

@@LivinginSanDiego_ Sorry bud, The midwest and middle america is way better

I love the Midwest too, my family is from Chicago. I may just have a bias.

It’s not for everyone. Germany is on the bucket list 👏

My top cities to visit despite living in Frankfurt suburbs, Heidelberg, Freiburg am Breisgau, München. While most Germans speak English fairly well learn and practice some travel German. Assuming you don’t already know a little. :) oh… just a cultural thing… Bavaria/Bayern =|= Germany as a whole. :) Schöne Reise.

Sorry, should’ve been more clear. In 2023 we saw an 80k+ agents drop out of the industry nationwide. That was taken back in September and continued to drop.

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊

On the way!

I completely understand what you’re saying. If you’re crushing it at 50% that’s awesome. The video just wants to enforce giving a 100% because if you’re crushing it at 50% the results at 100% would be unbelievable!

@@LivinginSanDiego_ I agree with that for sure! Don’t forget to have a work/rest/fun ratio as well though. Maybe crushing it 100% in life is you being able to have good time management. That’s getting into other topics though! 🤙🏻

100%

Wealthy People’s real estate portfolio grow in proportion to their wealth. As they gain more income they also put more into real estate. As for the microphone, I have no comeback 😅

@@LivinginSanDiego_ you are forgetting, the main reason why they are able to invest in real estate. Gates and Buffet had hugely successful companies. Both have made more money just by holding their companies stocks, than all of their real estate returns COMBINED.

Barbara Corcoran would like to have a word.

@@LivinginSanDiego_ Barbara made her money off of the real estate industry, not the real estate itself. Her wealth was generated from the brokerage she started. There is a massive difference there. And most real estate gurus unless they somehow lucked into buying real estate at the absolute most perfect time in history generated their wealth similarly. At most, owning a property have them the experience they needed to start a brokerage, property management company, or other business in the real estate field. In the same way that most famous traders made their money off of the business of trading rather than trading itself. It’s quite an interesting thing the more you dig down into it. The thing they say do is great for maintaining wealth, but not for building it.

Thank You 🙏

Inventory is one of the biggest reasons, and non-occupied homes. (Seasonal/Vacation)

@@LivinginSanDiego_ don’t forget GREED

They're amazing. Definitely have to

I'm ok but thanks for the offer

Paul, I hear you for sure. I think I’m not just sacrificing my 20’s for them, it’s for me too. It’ll allow me to have freedom and choice later in my years. But definitely doing this for my future family too. Everyone has their own unique upbringing and story. For me atleast, my parents were always by my side and helped me grow. I’m forever grateful for that, and I hope to be even half the parents they were to me. Even at that half, that’d be an incredible parent. Because I have that great relationship it shows me how rewarding being a parent is and I look forward to it. 😁

@@LivinginSanDiego_ part of it for me is i don’t like babies or little kids. But I do get the desire to mentor, and I have a great bond with my mother. If my sister chooses to have kids, I’ll be the rich lesbian aunt that always takes them on trips and the like. I do enjoy being a mentor figure as I’m twice as old as my sis and I love being somewhat of a guide for her. I’ve also worked at a daycare for a few years and got to be a mentor figure to the kids there too, so I do like some aspect of it, I just don’t want to have my own I guess. Good luck, take the good your parents taught you and improve off of it