What’s the biggest challenge your business faces in 2025? Pulse

Are you anticipating some struggles this year from market forces, competition or other factors? What do you plan to do about it? Continue reading

Let the real estate show go on with lessons from ‘Gypsy’

Whether you’re navigating a challenging market or reaching for your next big goal, coach Darryl Davis writes, the lessons of “Gypsy” can guide you toward a standing ovation in your career. Continue reading

Unbridled confidence: 3 essentials for thriving as a brand-new agent

Stepping into the world as a brand-new agent might feel overwhelming, coach Darryl Davis writes, but it’s important to remember that confidence is a skill that can be cultivated and honed. Continue reading

What does true business alignment really mean?

True alignment offers opportunities for growth, innovation and transformation in both your business and the industry at large. Continue reading

How to build a high-performing, interdependent real estate team

A truly cohesive real estate team, luxury consultant Chris Pollinger writes, can sustain long-term success while trusting, supporting and empowering each other. Continue reading

Building a company culture where little things make a big difference

While metrics and KPIs reflect your company’s performance, Leah McDonough writes, it’s feeling valued and appreciated that defines company culture. Continue reading

Million-dollar shift: From a $100K-a-year grind to $100K-a-month win

With time and consistent effort, coach Ricky Carruth writes, you’ll watch your real estate career transform from a daily grind into a glorious success. Continue reading

Huddle up: Team meeting case study for Pardee Properties

Coach Melanie Klein looks at the way this California brokerage conducts its team meetings and the differentiators you can add to your own agenda. Continue reading

The No. 1 challenge new agents face (and how to overcome it)

Every challenge is an opportunity in disguise, Darryl Davis writes, pushing you to grow, adapt and, ultimately, succeed in real estate. Continue reading