P.U.S.H. Mastering Real Estate Skills
When I started in real estate over 10 years ago I needed help and training and had no resources available. Fast forward to 2018, I decided to start a real estate coaching program called P.U.S.H. My goal has been to become the coach I needed when I started out in this business.
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SURVIVAL MODE: Building a Real Estate Business While Working a 9-to-5 (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a successful real estate business when you already have a full-time career, a family, and limited time?In this episode of Push Success Stories, David Radney talks with Shaneera, a dual-career real estate agent, wife, and mother of two who is determined to transition from her corporate career into real estate full-time.Shaneera shares the honest reality behind building a real estate business while working a 9-to-5—from waking up early and prospecting during work breaks
How One Phone Call Turned Into 12 Listings | The Power of Accountability & Real Estate Coaching (opens the original)
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Can one phone call really change your real estate business? In this inspiring episode of Push Success Stories , David Radney sits down with Cherry Bryant to discuss how one simple coaching lesson— "Call them back." —led to an opportunity that turned into 12 listings from a single expired lead. Cherry shares how joining Push Academy transformed her mindset, improved her accountability, and helped her replace busy work with the income-producing activities that actually grow a real estate business.
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