Welcome to the No Days Off podcast with Brian Gubernick - where we believe that each day brings a new opportunity to get better - better at business, better at our relationships, better in health,…better at life! Brian Gubernick is a visionary leader with over 20 years of diverse business and life experience. Currently the Chief Real Estate Officer for PLACE Inc and Co-Founder of Metrix Masterminds, Brian has held numerous other significant roles in the real estate industry including propert ...
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Next Level Agents: The Kevin & Fred Show - Interviews with the best and brightest minds in the real estate industry
Kevin Kauffman and Fred Weaver
Interviews from the best and brightest minds in the real estate industry. We cover topics like Investing, listings, buyers, brokerage, technology, entrepreneurship and so much more. Brought to you by KevinandFred.com
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Real estate is undoubtedly one of the most profitable and thriving industries out there - especially if you are looking to achieve financial independence! It offers a wide variety of ways to invest actively and passively. If you are new to real estate investing and FI, and seek the proper guidance from experts, you are in the right place. Welcome to Invest2FI, hosted by Craig Curelop. In this series, we talk with real-life house hackers, real estate (and other!) investors and real people on ...
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677. The Preparation and Psychology of Game Day
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11:27In this episode, Brian Gubernick breaks down one of the biggest lies in business: that showing up is enough. Pros in sports spend countless hours preparing their bodies and minds so when the lights come on, their performance isn't a surprise — it's the inevitable result of disciplined work. So why do so many entrepreneurs wing it? Brian unpacks the…
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Brian Gubernick On Upping Your Self-Awareness, Masterminds & Harnessing the Collective Genius in a Room
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48:08In today’s episode, I’m joined by our longtime friend and collaborator, Brian Gubernick. We’ve known Brian since the early days of our real estate careers, and over the years, he’s worn many hats in the industry. He’s fired up by the concept of doing something, anything every single day to get better and it’s reflected in the kind of businesses he’…
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676. Mack Newton's Words of Wisdom - "You Are Only as Big as Your Self-Concept"
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9:02Leadership. Wealth. Performance. None of it outruns the story you tell yourself. Today, Brian pays tribute to one of the greatest influences on the No Days Off movement, his mentor, the late Mac Newton. Mac believed that the biggest limits in life aren't external… they're internal. They're the governors we bolt onto our own identity. If you think y…
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Distraction Is Killing Your Business with Curtis Johnson
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52:58Curtis Johnson has been running a real estate team for 26 years. He's sold 200+ homes annually for 23 consecutive years straight. Hit 100 million in production this year. And he's got a message that might make you uncomfortable: You're not struggling because the market is hard. You're struggling because you're distracted. Most agents are trying to …
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Episode 264 - Craig Curelop’s Final Invest2Fi Episode | 5 Years of Real Estate Growth & Co-Living
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6:44After over five years and more than 260 episodes, host Craig Curelop, known as The FI Guy and a leading voice in real estate investing and financial independence, announces the bittersweet farewell of the Invest2FI Podcast. In this short but heartfelt episode, Craig reflects on the podcast’s incredible journey, lessons learned from scaling and focu…
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675. The Hidden Advantage of Hands-On Leaders
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12:29Most leaders have been taught to stay out of the weeds. Set the vision, delegate the details, and hope the machine runs itself. But the world's most successful leaders -- Bezos, Culp, Toyota, Engstrom -- reject that myth entirely. They don't micromanage. They system-build. In today's episode, Brian breaks down what truly hands-on leadership looks l…
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674. When Your Standards Become a Ceiling
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10:28Many leaders fall into a hidden trap: believing "If I can do it, so can you." In this episode, we unpack how that mindset, while rooted in good intentions, can quietly damage culture, morale, and growth. Using Muriel Wilkins' story of "Robin," a top executive whose high standards nearly cost her the CEO role, we explain how elite performers can uni…
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How 20 Daily Conversations Will Change Your Business with Adam Rutledge
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33:25When interest rates jumped in 2022, Adam Rutledge discovered something brutal: half his team weren't real estate agents, they were order takers riding a hot market. The moment conditions shifted, the pretenders disappeared and the real salespeople had to adapt. Adam runs Rutledge Property Group in Medford, Oregon, owns 84 rental properties, and is …
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Most people think great relationships just work — that when you find the "right" person, partner, or team, everything should click effortlessly. But that's a lie. Great relationships don't run on luck; they run on work. In this episode, Brian breaks down the 7 Principles of Great Relationships — lessons that apply to your marriage, your friendships…
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672. Impossible Goals Made Practical with Dr. Ben Hardy
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56:25In this episode of No Days Off, Brian Gubernick sits down 1-on-1 with Dr. Benjamin Hardy, organizational psychologist and bestselling author of The Gap and the Gain, 10x Is Easier Than 2x, and his latest release, The Science of Scaling. Dr. Hardy's work has reshaped how entrepreneurs, leaders, and high performers think about growth — not just in bu…
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671. How One Run in New York Changed the Way I Think About Limits
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11:46Most of us aren't held back by our talent, our resources, or our circumstances, we're held back by the stories we tell ourselves about who we are. In today's episode, Brian shares a powerful moment from a weekend in New York with his daughter that exposed a hidden "governor" on his own performance. What he discovered on an eight-mile run in Central…
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Episode 263 - Real Estate With Purpose: Building Sober Living Homes & Grants Explained with Jim Boad
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46:03What if real estate could rebuild lives while building lasting wealth? In this 45-minute episode of Invest2FI, host Craig Curelop welcomes back real estate investor Jim Boad for an in-depth conversation about scaling success through trust, discipline, and purpose. Jim shares how he pivoted during COVID from struggling rentals to sober-living group …
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Most people don't set small goals because they lack ambition; they set small goals because they're afraid to fail. In today's episode, Brian breaks down a powerful idea from Dr. Benjamin Hardy: small goals are nothing more than a strategy to avoid failure. And nowhere is this more dangerous than in your wealth-building journey. If your goals are "s…
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669. What It Really Means to Pour Into Your People
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12:19Most leaders say they "pour into their people," but few actually understand what that really means. Buying dinners, giving bonuses, and sending someone to a conference might feel generous, but that isn't leadership. That's transaction. In today's episode, Brian breaks down the rare leadership skill that separates culture-builders from babysitters: …
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We live in a world obsessed with fixing, hacking, optimizing, and doing. But sometimes the most transformative step you can take isn't action at all — it's awareness. In today's episode, Brian breaks down a powerful idea inspired by Morgan Housel: a diagnosis is sometimes more important than the treatment plan. Before you rush to solve the chaos in…
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Why We Joined Place: An Unmatchable Value Proposition & Why More Teams Need to Pay Attention to This Company
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45:44In today’s episode, we’re talking about our decision to join Place, the thought process behind this move, and the value proposition Place delivers to real estate teams. When you hear about Place and many top real estate teams joining it, you probably wonder why a team in a brokerage like eXp would want to bolt on this set of services to their organ…
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Every "yes" comes with a price tag. In this episode, Brian unpacks the real trade-offs behind success, the ones you don't see in the highlight reels. From billionaires to world-class athletes, every story of achievement hides a cost: missed moments, fractured relationships, sleepless nights, and the quiet erosion of balance. But this isn't a warnin…
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666. How to Grade Your Happiness and Take Action
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10:17Most people rate their happiness a 7 out of 10, and that's the trap. "Fine" is comfortable enough to keep you from changing, but dull enough to drain your energy over time. In this episode, Brian Gubernick breaks down Jesse Itzler's "happiness scale" concept and what he learned living with monks: happiness isn't found through addition, it's found t…
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What Brokers Know That Agents Don’t: Crockpot Money & The Value of Our Influence w/Chris Bowers
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1:14:14In real estate, there’s 2 governing philosophies. Earn more by selling more or buy back time and treat it as a business. In simpler terms - microwave money vs. crockpot money. You’re either cheating by taking more listings or seeking ways to earn money without being at the kitchen table. If you’re the one actively doing the work everyday, you’ll ne…
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Episode 262 - Yoni Kaszynski’s Scrappy House Hack Playbook in Seattle–Tacoma: $623,000 Triplex, $6,300 Gross, Camper Hack, 5% Down, Pierce County ADU Puzzles, and More
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49:12Ever wondered how to invest in one of the most expensive housing markets in America and still make it profitable? In this inspiring episode of Invest2FI, host Craig Curelop is with Yoni Kaszynski, a scrappy real estate investor who turned a high-cost Seattle market into a powerful cash-flow machine. Yoni reveals how he financed his projects with a …
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665. Teamship — Leading Together Over Leading Alone
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11:38Most leaders fall into the same trap: they become the hero. Every problem, every decision, every fire ends up on their desk. It feels like leadership, but it's actually burnout in disguise. In today's episode, Brian breaks down a better model, Teamship, a framework popularized by Keith Ferrazzi that flips the old "leader at the top" pyramid on its …
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Looking successful and being financially strong aren't the same thing. In this episode, Brian breaks down what it actually means to have a financially healthy household, using real data from Goldman Sachs and a few No Days Off principles to create your own "financial fitness test." He'll walk you through five key ratios that reveal how solid your f…
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The 55-Minute Rule: Why Defining Problems Is More Valuable Than Solving Them (Clarity as a Competitive Advantage)
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10:41Most agents throw money, time, and energy at problems without ever stopping to define what the actual problem is. The result? You end up solving symptoms instead of root causes—and the same issues keep showing up in different forms. In this solo episode, Kevin Kauffman breaks down Einstein's 55-minute rule and Kindlin's Law to show you why clarity …
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Most entrepreneurs only hit pause when they're already running on fumes — when the body breaks down, the business stalls, or the mind starts to shut off. But as high-performance coach Brendon Burchard teaches, the best in the world don't wait for burnout. They build recovery into their systems. In this episode, Brian Gubernick breaks down Brendon's…
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We live in a world that glorifies more -- more followers, more deals, more revenue, more everything. But what happens when the pursuit of more becomes a trap? In this episode, Brian breaks down the dark side of unchecked ambition and the difference between growth that's purposeful and growth that's just noise. He shares how entrepreneurs can stay h…
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661. The Dinner Table Question That Built a Billionaire
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9:09Most families ask, "What went well this week?" Sarah Blakely's father asked, "What did you fail at?" That one question rewired her mindset and helped her build Spanx into a billion-dollar brand. Failure wasn't shameful. It was proof of effort. And it taught her to fear not trying more than falling short. In this episode, Brian breaks down how to re…
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6 Self-Leadership Steps to Get Unstuck and Build Momentum in Real Estate
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12:22Feeling stuck isn't a sign you're failing. It's a signal that you're ready for the next level. But here's the hard truth: most agents stay stuck because they're waiting for motivation to strike instead of building momentum through action. In this solo episode, host Kevin Kauffman breaks down six practical, actionable steps to diagnose what's holdin…
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Episode 261 - Maui Airbnb to Gilbert Lake House Reverse 1031 — Financial Independence with Mike Neubauer
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54:39What if one “smelly” condo became the springboard to financial independence, luxury short-term rentals, and a reverse 1031 into a waterfront Arizona home? In this Invest2FI episode, Craig is with Maui-based investor and former firefighter Mike Neubauer about turning creative strategy into real results. You’ll hear how Mike and his wife Caroline tar…
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660. The Two Traits Great Visionaries Share
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13:37At the All In Summit in LA, Brian sat among some of the brightest minds in business, tech, and culture — leaders like Alex Karp (Palantir), Adina Friedman (NASDAQ), Cathie Wood (ARK Invest), and Paul "Triple H" Levesque (WWE). What set them apart wasn't just wealth or success — it was imagination and curiosity. They think differently. They ask bett…
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659. One More — The Hidden Edge That Separates the Great from the Good
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12:05Most people quit at 99%. They stop one call too soon, one rep too short, one conversation too early. But greatness lives in the "one more." Inspired by voices like Ed Mylett, Tim Grover, Eric Thomas, and Dr. Carol Dweck, Brian breaks down how the one more mindset separates the average from the elite. Whether it's one more sales call, one more "I lo…
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Feeling stuck, unmotivated, or like you're just going through the motions? This episode will challenge you to look at motivation from a completely different angle—and it might sting a little. Kevin Kauffman and Fred Weaver sit down with Ronnie Doss, author of Colossal Considerations, for a raw conversation about personal development, motivation, an…
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In a world obsessed with hacks and shortcuts, the real cheat code isn't talent, it's reliability. In this episode, Brian breaks down why showing up, following through, and doing what you said you'd do (when you said you'd do it) is one of the most powerful accelerators for success in business, relationships, and life. Being reliable builds trust, r…
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Culture isn't built in a mission statement or painted on a wall. It's forged in the daily decisions you make as a leader — in what you allow, excuse, or ignore. The truth? Your culture isn't defined by your best performers at their best moments. It's defined by the lowest behavior you're willing to tolerate. In this episode, Brian Gubernick breaks …
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656. Rethinking Breakfast: The Fruit-Only Experiment
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9:31Most of us start our mornings with eggs, oatmeal, or coffee -- but what if simplicity was the real secret to energy and focus? Inspired by entrepreneur and endurance athlete Jesse Itzler, Brian Gubernick dives into the idea of eating only fruit in the morning. This daily habit, rooted in Harvey Diamond's 1985 bestseller Fit for Life, claims to alig…
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From Top Producer to Team Leader: The Identity Shift That Changes Everything with Steve Castle
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39:00What if the ceiling preventing your growth isn't the market, your systems, or your skills—but your own identity? Steve Castle spent two years knowing he needed to transition from top producer to team leader before he actually made the leap. The barrier wasn't knowledge or capability. It was the internal work of letting go of who he'd been to become…
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Episode 260 - Dustin Heiner’s Real Estate Journey: From California County IT Job to Building Passive Income and Retiring by 37
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1:01:35What if your “safe” job was the very thing keeping you from true financial independence? In this episode of Invest2FI, Craig Curelop interviews Dustin Heiner, founder of Master Passive Income and REWBCON. Dustin shares how he left his county IT job in California in 2006 and built a real estate portfolio in Phoenix, Arizona, that generated enough ca…
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655. Gratitude at Night: Priming the Subconscious
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10:17Most people start their day with gratitude. Dr. Joe Dispenza says the real magic happens when you end it with gratitude. In this episode, Brian Gubernick breaks down why your subconscious doesn't clock out when you do and how the final thoughts and emotions you hand it before bed become your operating system overnight. Drawing from neuroscience, em…
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654. Jesse Itzler's Approach to Making a Contract with Yourself
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8:50Most entrepreneurs spend their lives signing contracts with clients, vendors, and partners. But few ever sign the most important one: a contract with themselves. In today's episode, Brian Gubernick shares a powerful lesson from Jesse Itzler's book Living with the Monks: how writing a personal contract can bring clarity, discipline, and daily direct…
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In this episode, Brian Gubernick takes you deep into the Arctic Circle, to one of the most remote regions on Earth, where temperatures drop below zero and survival depends on community, rhythm, and adaptability. After spending time with the Inuit people of Baker Lake, Brian came home with powerful lessons every entrepreneur needs to hear: Adaptabil…
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How This Team Leader Guarantees Every Agent Sells 20+ Homes Their First Year
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30:01What if failure wasn't an option for agents on your team? Craig Reger has built a revolutionary system where every single agent - including brand-new licensees straight out of real estate school - sells a minimum of 20 homes in their first year. No exceptions. While most teams accept the industry's 90% failure rate as inevitable, Craig's operation …
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652. Inside a Forbes Five-Star Experience
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14:37Katelyn Saunders takes listeners inside an unforgettable stay at The Global Ambassador in Phoenix, Arizona. She shares the top notch dining experience that she had and how she witnessed the Forbes Five Star Standards first-hand. She shares why excellence is measured by consistency, systems of accountability, and a culture where good enough is never…
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651. The 10 Question Emotional Intelligence Quiz
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10:09Emotional intelligence might be the most underrated competitive edge in business and life. IQ can get you in the door, but it's your ability to read the room, manage your emotions, and lead with awareness that keeps you in the game. In this episode, Brian walks you through a quick 10-question quiz to assess your own emotional intelligence. No overt…
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How to Turn Google Reviews Into a Lead-Generating Machine with Zero Ad Spend
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26:53What if the secret to dominating your local market wasn't expensive lead generation, but a systematic approach to something most agents treat as an afterthought? Mary Gilbert went from 200 to 380+ Google reviews in just 18 months using her admin team and strategic thinking. The result: measurable inbound calls from prospects saying "we saw you have…
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Episode 259 - From Army Infantry to Real Estate Investor: How Jim Boad, an Army Veteran, Built a Portfolio Starting with $15K Deals
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1:01:51What does it take to leave the Army Infantry and build a 25-year real estate career across Arizona and beyond? In this episode, Craig sits down with Jim Boad, a seasoned investor who has seen every cycle of the housing market. Jim shares his journey from serving in the U.S. Army to navigating his first deal with just $15,000, tackling properties wi…
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650. Einstein's $1.5 Million Note on Happiness
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8:13Albert Einstein once scribbled a note on hotel stationery in Tokyo in 1922 and handed it to a bellboy instead of a tip. Nearly a century later, that note sold for $1.56 million. But the real value isn't in the auction price, it's in the wisdom Einstein left behind. In this episode, Brian unpacks what Einstein wrote, why it matters, and how it appli…
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649. Difficult Is Good: Don Valentine's 4 Quadrants
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9:32Every entrepreneur dreams of being brilliant and easy to work with. But Don Valentine, founder of Sequoia Capital, didn't see that as the winning quadrant. He bet on founders who were brilliant and difficult -- the ones with sharp edges, relentless conviction, and a refusal to compromise. In this episode, Brian breaks down Valentine's four-quadrant…
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How to Get Real Estate Agents Into Production in 33 Days (Stop Wasting Time on Training That Doesn't Work)
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38:31Most real estate teams are completely backwards when it comes to training new agents. While they're busy building elaborate training portals and comprehensive onboarding programs, their new agents are burning through savings accounts waiting months for their first deal. Julie Youngblood has cracked the code on getting agents productive fast. Her te…
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Brian Gubernick unpacks a powerful motto borrowed from Navy divers and SEALs: Plan your dive, dive your plan. Fresh off the 29029 Everesting challenge in Mont Tremblant, Brian shares why success in business, health, and wealth does not come from winging it or from overplanning without execution. The magic happens when rigorous preparation meets dis…
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647. Replay - Are You Playing Zero-Sum Games
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11:28Every day is a chance to sharpen your edge. In this episode, Brian Gubernick digs into the difference between zero sum and positive sum two frames that shape how we compete collaborate and build. A zero sum mindset says for one person to win another has to lose. Positive sum says both parties can win and win bigger by finding alignment. Brian share…
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Why Smart Agents Make Half As Many Calls (But Close ore Deals) with Bob Stewart
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45:22Most real estate agents are working twice as hard as they need to. While the industry obsesses over lead generation volume, the top 1% have cracked the code on strategic prospecting that cuts their effort in half while doubling their results. Bob Stewart, Director of Agent Experience at Brivity, has analyzed thousands of real estate databases and d…
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