Ready to revolutionize your marketing approach and start building the kind of presence that actually converts leads? The strategies in this episode will help you cut through the noise and become the go-to authority in your market.

My business partners Katie DeWitt and Brittini Bowers dive deep into the reality of successfully working with your spouse in real estate. Brittini and her husband Chris have cracked the code on this challenge, transforming potential partnership disasters into unstoppable business momentum.

The real estate industry has been feeding agents a lie about prospecting success. While everyone obsesses over contact numbers and call quotas, the agents who are truly winning have thrown the volume playbook out the window.

Fair warning: This episode is going to make you uncomfortable. It should. The agents making millions aren't doing more things - they're facing the truths everyone else avoids.

Real estate agents don't retire—they expire. It's a harsh reality that most of us know but rarely discuss. When was the last time you attended a real estate agent's retirement party? Exactly.

In this game-changing episode, Katie reveals the counterintuitive strategies that made her the go-to agent for competitors across her entire market. She shares why abundance thinking beats scarcity mindset every time, and how strategic relationship building with other agents creates compound referral returns.

Discover the exact daily activities that separate high performers from excuse-makers, plus the revolutionary four-square strategy that converts 75% of listing appointments and the speed system that gets buyers in houses within 48 hours.

Communication expert Micah Salaberrios joins Katie DeWitt to expose the hidden "verbal violence" that's costing agents deals, relationships, and their sanity. This isn't about being "nice" or politically correct—it's about wielding communication like a precision tool that gets you exactly what you want while building unshakeable relationships.

The brutal truth about today's real estate market isn't what most agents think. While everyone complains about how "hard" things are, a select group of agents are absolutely crushing it. Same market, same challenges, completely different results.

In this episode, you'll discover why Will's $120,000 in commissions from a dog training hobby wasn't an accident—it was the inevitable result of prioritizing relationships over transactions. Plus, his game-changing approach to commission negotiations will completely shift how you position yourself with clients.

What if everything you've been taught about "working hard" in real estate is actually keeping you trapped? In this unfiltered bestie episode, Kevin Kauffman, Nolan Rucker, and Chris Bowers dive deep into the uncomfortable truths about building a real estate business that works without you.

Katie doesn't just talk about gratitude – she weaponizes it. With 75 units sold and $28 million in production last year, she's the #2 agent in Nevada and top 66 at eXp. Her secret? A systematic approach to appreciation that most agents would call "impossible" to scale. But Katie found a way to send up to 400 handwritten cards monthly while building a side business around the very machines that help her do it.

If you're tired of hoping market conditions improve and ready to start creating results regardless of external factors, this episode provides the strategic roadmap. The agents making bold investments today are building businesses that will dominate for years.

Ready to make the shift from transaction chaser to strategic business builder? The principles are proven, the systems are available, and the only question is whether you're prepared to do the work required to build something that lasts.

If you're ready to break free from the financial hamster wheel and design an actual exit strategy, this episode will show you exactly how to start.

If you're ready to stop avoiding the work that actually matters and start doing the hard things that create real transformation, this conversation will give you the roadmap. But fair warning: it might make you squirm a little, which probably means you need to hear it.

In this episode, my business partner Erik Kelly sits down with Carlie to unpack the strategies that have kept her thriving for over three decades. This isn't your typical "tips and tricks" conversation. It's a masterclass in consistency, client communication, and the courage to do what works even when it feels boring.

In this episode, Katie DeWitt sits down with Jason Elvin, who cracked this code in his first year by going where other agents won't: directly to landlords who are literally raising their hands for help. His simple but brilliant approach generated 7-8 transactions in year one and continues to build compound relationships with property investors.

The coaching world is screaming "work harder" during this market shift, but what if working harder is actually making you broker? EK and Chelsea Wright drop truth bombs about why your busy work isn't paying your bills and what actually moves the needle when you need revenue now.

Stop blending in with every other agent posting the same content and hosting the same tired events. In this game-changing episode, Mandy Wilson reveals how she sold over 300 homes in just four years by doing something radical: she stopped trying to impress people with her success and started impressing them with her service.

In this episode, Grant Wise reveals how agents are transforming from house sellers into business empire builders by monetizing the influence they already possess. This isn't about working harder or finding new clients—it's about finally getting paid for the value you're already creating.

In this episode, Kevin Kauffman sits down with Ari Jakobov, a Phoenix-based real estate powerhous

This episode is essential listening for agents at all levels who want to build a business that's both profitable and sustainable through changing market conditions.

In this episode of Next Level Agents, Kevin Kauffman sits down with industry thought leader Rob Hahn to discuss a provocative idea that challenges the very foundation of what it means to be a realtor. Starting with a controversial tweet suggesting realtors should help low-income renters pro bono, the conversation expands into a bold examination of the housing affordability crisis and how real estate professionals should respond.

This candid conversation challenges everything you think you know about growing a sustainable real estate business and offers a refreshing perspective on what it really takes to break through to your next level.