Hey guys, when you look at every real estate market in America as a broker-owner leader, you can probably agree with me that there's only one #1 brokerage in every market.

Now, today, it may be you, or it might not. Odds are it's not. So if we're not number one, sometimes we can say to ourselves, "Geez, how am I going to attract agents if I'm not the top dog in the market?"

We need to change the narrative.

What do we do to change the narrative? We got to reframe what people are looking at.

So I'm going to give you an example of that:

When we are talking about our firm, instead of just focusing on who sold the most, who listed the most, who painted the most, which is what agents get caught up in, brokerages get caught up in reframing the narrative.

For example, by saying, "Hey, let's look at a couple of other metrics of how we can evaluate companies in the marketplace."

Maybe it's the number of years the broker has been a broker. I'm 36 years in the business. Not a lot of people ...

Hey, brokerage owners and team leaders. I'm sure you've experienced this because I've experienced it a million times:

As a brokerage owner, later as you get a stream of agents coming into your office and they're always asking the same exact question. Like, "Oh, I got to ask you about this." And you're like, I've answered this like ten times this week. Drives you a little crazy, a little bananas.

But you go through and you do it again, and you think about that time suck of answering the same question over and over and over again.

Let me give you a solution for that.

And that is to create your own little mini university, right?

Your mini university just means you're going to create a recorded answer where you answer this frequently asked question, this FAQ question.

And now you push this out to your office and say, "Guys, I'm getting this question a lot. I just want to answer it en masse."

You put it on your Facebook closed group. Maybe if you had a YouTube channel, a private one,...