Today’s guest is Tracy Tutor. Tracy is a luxury real estate agent and the star of the hit TV show, Million Dollar Listing LA. We talk about what is really going on with the real estate market and why she has expanded her business outside of California. Tracy opens up about why she is going back to basics when it comes to being a realtor and how she remains confident during the turbulence of the current market. We also discuss reality TV drama, how her show is different then Selling Sunset and what parenting is like being in the public eye. Our chat goes in depth into Tracy’s wellness routine, her most meaningful fitness accomplishment and more! 

What to Listen For:

• 00:00 Intro
• 01:15 Expanding her business to Texas 
• 04:20 The benefits of a slow real estate market
• 06:22 Tracy’s thoughts on the current market
• 09:30 Is it a buyers or sellers market?
• 11:00 How does she remain optimistic?
• 14:19 Tracy’s going back to basics 
• 20:25 Scandoval/reality TV drama
• 25:19 How does she remain authentic?
• 26:35 Parenting as a celebrity/Mom guilt
• 31:48 Tracy’s health/fitness routine
• 35:31 Gwyneth Paltrow
• 38:29 Why Tracy loves weight lifting 
• 42:28 Do her kids workout?
• 44:00 Does Tracy sleep well?
• 46:11 What’s next for her?

Episode Resources:

• Tracy | Instagram, Website

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