08/15/2026
A Few People I Think Every Agent Should Follow
I wanted to throw something out there for everyone.
There are a TON of people on social media talking about real estate, sales, mindset, business, prospecting, etc. Some of it is really good… and some of it is just noise. 😂
Over the years, I’ve come across a handful of people that I think are actually worth listening to. They all have a little different approach, but there’s something you can take from each of them.
Here are a few I would recommend following:
Matt Easton – Great stuff on sales, communication and personal development. Pay attention to how he talks to people and approaches conversations.
Jen Cohen – A lot of good information on mindset, confidence, leadership and building yourself up.
Chris Voss – If you want to get better at negotiating, listen to Chris. His stuff can really change the way you approach difficult conversations.
Eileen Wilder – Lots of good real estate and business information. I like her focus on taking action and creating opportunities.
Jeremy Miner – Really good stuff on sales conversations and asking better questions. His approach is different than the old-school "sales pitch" mentality.
Billy Cox – Sales, mindset, motivation and just some good reminders about what it takes to build a business.
Amanda Sitzman – Good information on real estate, marketing, business and relationships. Lots of ideas you can take and make your own.
And definitely Ricky Carruth.
If you're in real estate, I think Ricky is one you should pay attention to. His message is pretty simple: make the calls, follow up, stay in touch with people and build relationships.
Nothing fancy.
And honestly, that's probably why I like it.
We sometimes spend so much time looking for the newest lead source, the newest app or the newest marketing trick that we forget about the things that have worked forever.
Talk to people.
Follow up.
Be consistent.
Stay in front of your sphere.
That's still how you build a real estate business.
My suggestion isn't to follow all of these people and spend hours watching videos. Pick a couple that you connect with and spend 15 minutes a day learning something.
Then here's the important part...
DO SOMETHING WITH IT.
If you learn a new question to ask a seller, use it.
If you learn a better way to handle an objection, try it.
If you get an idea for a social media post, make the post.
If you realize you haven't called your database in three months...
Pick up the phone. 😂📞
Nobody is going to build your business for you. We have more tools available to us today than ever before, including AI, CRM systems, social media and all kinds of technology.
But at the end of the day, this is still a relationship business.
Keep learning. Keep making the calls. Keep meeting people. Keep improving.
And let's keep helping each other get better along the way.
See you at around the Office and at Coffee for Closers!
Jeff