Raising Real Estate Standards
A Podcast dedicated to providing information and tips on how real estate agents can step up their game, raise their standards practices and become the best real estate agent they can be in their market.
Podcasting since 2021 • 78 episodes
Raising Real Estate Standards
Latest Episodes
Building Momentum
Every real estate agent hits slow seasons - whether it's the natural post-holiday lull or unexpected disruptions like severe weather. Brian and Mark kick off Season 6 by addressing the uncomfortable reality of stalled cash flow and stalled moti...
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Season 6
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Episode 1
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16:32
Lessons from 2025
In this year-end reflection episode, Brian and Mark walk through the key lessons and standout moments from Season 5. From goal-setting fundamentals to the AI revolution, sphere of influence strategies to the power of empathy, they distill a yea...
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Season 5
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Episode 16
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39:41
Quick Wins: Nurturing Advocates
Your sphere of influence contains a small group of people who actively sell for you - your advocates. Most agents fail to identify who these people are and, more importantly, fail to pour back into them with the same energy they receive. This e...
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Season 5
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Episode 15
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11:00
Quick Wins: More Than an Agent
Doing your job right is the baseline - it's not where you win. Brian and Mark unpack what it means to go above and beyond, add to your service, and become more than the average agent. The secret? Small, intentional acts that have nothing to do ...
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Season 5
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Episode 14
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9:11
Quick Wins: Maximizing Your Sphere
In this Quick Wins Series episode, Brian and Mark deliver a quick-hit strategy on maximizing your sphere of influence. Most agents recognize their sphere provides 80% of their business, yet they fail to intentionally nurture these relationships...
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Season 5
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Episode 13
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11:55
Fan Mail
Hello! I was wondering what you personally use to help give you guidance on what your next steps are in your professional lives? There's always multiple paths to take, so is there a consistent approach you both follow and depend on, or does the path keep changing in ways you don't anticipate? What skills do you think should be learned that are often overlooked or just aren't practiced enough?
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