We brought together two giants—Mel Robbins and Gary Keller—to unpack what it really means to let go and build a life that matters. Mel shares her “Let Them Theory,” challenging us to stop burning energy trying to control other people’s opinions or the market. The real shift? Your happiness is tied to your own actions, not anyone else’s.

Gary takes that idea and anchors it in the real estate world: you can’t control the market, your competition, or what people think of you. You can only control your own time, your lead generation, and your response to challenges. Both Mel and Gary agree—if you want a bigger business and a bigger life, let others do what they’re going to do, and focus on what’s actually in your control.

And when it comes down to it, the answer is always love. Love people as they are, build your business by helping others, and remember: the only thing stopping you is giving your power away.

Ready to live with more freedom and clarity? This episode is your invitation.

Resources:

Read The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
Read The Five Second Rule and The High 5 Habit by Mel Robbins
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Order the Millionaire Real Estate Agent Playbook | Volume 2

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