As we bring in the new year we want to revamp this community. The end of the year got busy and we weren't sure the direction we wanted to go. As we plan for 2026 we have a better idea what this group will be used for. Helping agents, lenders, and real estate professionals generate leads. That's it. That will be the sole focus. How this will work: - Prompts to hold you accountable. - Learning habits you need to generate leads consistently. - Weekly calls to help, inspire, and educate. Our 2026 goals: - 6 loans a month - 2 real estate transactions as an agent a month - 2 wholesale deals - 1 deal from social media a month. All you have to do to stay in the group. - Like this post and comment your 2026 goals.

Hey everyone 👋 I’m Raphaël, currently living and investing in Bali, Indonesia 🌴 I’m a real estate investor and entrepreneur in proptech, passionate about how technology is reshaping the way we buy, sell, and market properties. My goal for this year is to grow my investment portfolio, connect with forward-thinking agents and investors, and exchange insights on how tech can make real estate more efficient and creative. Excited to learn from everyone here and contribute to the community! 🚀

I dropped a new video on Instagram today making fun of cold callers who just cant handle the pain: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQmpJM-Ej1G/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== Let’s be real — cold calling isn’t for everyone. It just requires energy and strategy to survive Here are 3 quick tips that’ll help you crush your next calling session: 1. Prep Your Mindset Before You Dial Don’t just start calling — warm yourself up. Run through your script out loud, get your energy up, and remind yourself: you’re offering value, not begging for business. 2. Focus on Conversations, Not Scripts Scripts are a guide, not a cage. Listen more than you talk. Ask questions that get them to open up — your goal is connection, not perfection. 3. Track Every Call Like It’s a Rep in the Gym Cold calling is all about volume and consistency. Track your numbers — dials, contacts, appointments — and aim to improve just 1% each day. That’s how the pros get results.

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I’m on day 5 and still feel terrible — but somehow have managed to chip away at work between naps and meds kicking in. ✅ Pulled new lists for cold calling ✅ Caught up on messages ✅ Sat at the Franchise Tax Board for 3 hours (fell asleep in the lobby 😅) ✅ Updated every single task in Follow Up Boss All done in random bursts of energy between coughing fits. I’m sharing this because I think there’s always something you can do — even when you’re down bad. Maybe I’m weird for not fully resting, but if I stop completely, I feel weaker. Anyone else been sick lately? Is there something going around right now? What do you guys do when you're sick?