In today’s episode, I’m joined by CEO of The Locker Room Real Estate Coaching, Jake Dixon. A former baseball pro, Jake started off as an agent in new home sales, but got bitten by the coaching bug and decided to contribute to helping real estate underdogs not follow the dreaded path of leaving the industry in 2 years or less. 

Jake’s career in real estate began as an agent, then as an office recruiter, and progressed to his true calling, coaching. In 2016. Jake took the principles implemented by many successful real estate expansion teams and applied them to the real estate coaching world to expand The Locker Room system into other offices across the country. Jake has been named a top 50 real estate coach by Agent Fire, a member of Success Magazine Founder's Circle, and he has trained over 20,000 agents across hundreds of real estate offices. 

When it comes to real estate coaching, there’s too much of it, but also not enough. 

It’s a gift and a curse. There are thousands of people who call themselves coaches, but a huge shortage of great coaches. There’s definitely a plethora of mediocre compromising the quality of coaching agents get. 

There are coaches who only talk at people, without digging into the nitty gritty to help them transform internally. There are coaches who treat the role as a transactional relationship, instead of a collaboration and a partnership. It’s no surprise why so many new agents drop out of the industry before they get a real chance to succeed.

Guest Info

Jake’s career in real estate began as an agent, then as an office recruiter, and progressed to his true calling, coaching. In 2016. Jake took the principles implemented by many successful real estate expansion teams and applied them to the real estate coaching world to expand the Locker Room system into other offices across the country. Jake has been named a top 50 real estate coach by Agent Fire, a member of Success Magazine Founder's Circle, and he has trained over 20,000 agents across hundreds of real estate offices. 

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