Ninja Selling Podcast

Join Eric Thompson on the Ninja Selling Podcast as he welcomes back three-time guest Joe Robert of Rev Real Estate in New Orleans, along with his Ninja Coach, Mark Johnson. This episode is a deep dive into building and leveraging your hot and warm list, revealing strategies that have fueled Joe's incredible success. You'll learn how Joe and his business partner, Brett, have amassed over $23 million in potential volume within their hot, warm, and "hot and confused" lists, and the actionable tactics they use to convert these prospects into clients. Joe shares his top takeaway from the Ninja Now workshop – using social media to "pull" information about clients rather than "pushing" marketing messages. Discover how he uses this strategy to engage with his sphere on a personal level, build authentic connections, and stay top-of-mind. The episode also covers "Mansion Mondays," Joe and Brett's creative approach to matching properties with potential buyers, fostering a mindset of service and opportunity. Mark Johnson provides the coaching perspective, highlighting the importance of understanding the "why" behind a client's placement on the warm list and the steps to move them towards their goals. He emphasizes the power of consistent follow-up, building trust, and being a valuable resource for your network. This episode is a must-listen for any agent seeking to enhance their lead generation, build stronger client relationships, and maximize the potential of their hot and warm lists. Episode Highlights: Welcome back to three-time guest Joe Robert, and introduction to Ninja Coach Mark Johnson The Power of the Hot and Warm List: $23 Million in Potential Volume Defining the Hot, Warm, and "Hot and Confused" Client Categories Joe's Ninja Now Takeaway: "Pulling" Information from Social Media Building Authentic Connections through Personalized Outreach "Mansion Mondays": Matching Properties with Potential Buyers The Importance of Consistent Follow-Up: Calls, Texts, and Video Messages Understanding the "Why" Behind a Client's Placement on the Warm List Mark Johnson's Coaching Perspective: Accountability, Strategy, and Mindset Moving Clients from "Warm" to "Hot": Providing Value and Building Trust The Power of Referrals: Building a Network of Advocates Joe's 300-Email Challenge: Engaging with the Ninja Nation Key Takeaways: "People don't always raise their hand when they need help, but a great teacher knows the ones that do." "It's much easier to make those calls and connect with them if you're connecting with them through [social media] instead of pushing out, you know, hey, I had this great month of production… It's better to be interested than interesting." "Instead of 60 or 70 transactions, you know, it's 60 or 70 families that we're going to serve this year. You know, it's not 50 contacts. It's 50 people I get to have conversations with." "I will just put that down on my list of the live interactions that I'm supposed to have. We're supposed to be, you know, talking with 50 people a week and making sure that we're involved in their lives." "I think a lot of people have a misconception that if I'm looking on social media and then I call you, it's a. It's an odd thing, but really all it is is just showing interest." "I know that you're super busy...I just wanted to say I'm proud of you, super pumped for you. If you have time, maybe let's get together afterwards and you can talk me through what that was like, what the experience was." - Joe Robert on his video text strategy. Links: Joe Robert's previous Ninja Selling Podcast episode: https://ninjaselling.com/?post_type=podcast&s=joe+robert Joe Robert's Agent Profile: https://reverealtors.com/agents/Joe_Robert/8374308 www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall Ninja Sailing

Get ready to be inspired! On this episode of the Ninja Selling Podcast, Eric Thompson welcomes Ninja agent Lori Chamberlain and her coach, Lisa Connors, to uncover the powerful strategies behind Lori's consistent success. Prepare to learn how Lori turned a commitment to real estate reviews and client events into a thriving business and a loyal client base. This episode is packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to boost their transaction numbers and cultivate raving fans through genuine connection and value. Lori shares her incredible story of how she transformed her approach to real estate reviews, turning 80 mailed reviews into an impressive 15 transactions in just a few months! Lisa Connors, Lori's Ninja Coach, provides context on the "40 Real Estate Review Challenge" that sparked Lori's ambitious goal. You'll hear Lori's journey from initial hesitation to becoming a real estate review convert, and the simple yet effective follow-up system that made all the difference. Beyond reviews, Lori reveals her secrets to creating memorable client events that build deep relationships and generate lasting loyalty. From her legendary annual Easter egg hunt drawing 500 people to creative events like taco trucks and outdoor movie nights, Lori demonstrates how to authentically connect with her community and turn events into opportunities for meaningful touchpoints and forward conversations. Learn how to replicate Lori's success and turn your real estate reviews and client events into powerful engines for business growth and client advocacy. Episode Highlights: Meet Ninja Agent Lori Chamberlain and Ninja Coach Lisa Connors Lori's Remarkable Real Estate Review Results: 80 Reviews Yield 15 Transactions! The Ninja Coaching "40 Real Estate Review Challenge" and Lori's Exceeding of that Goal Overcoming Fear and Embracing Real Estate Reviews: Lori's Mindset Shift The Power of Mailed Real Estate Reviews vs. Email: Why Paper Makes a Difference Lori's Simple Follow-Up System: Texting for Feedback and Engagement Turning Real Estate Reviews into a Repeatable and Manageable System Building Raving Fans Through Client Events: The Legendary Easter Egg Hunt Creating Meaningful Touchpoints at Events: Popcorn Machines and Ticket Strategies Mixing Up Events: Taco Trucks, Movie Nights, and More Creative Ideas The Value of Ninja Coaching: Accountability, Strategic Ideas, and Encouragement Why Lori is a Coachable Client and the Keys to Coaching Success The Importance of Gratitude in Business and Life Key Takeaways: "I had been to Ninja Installations and I had been through all of the training… but I would get to the point of printing them off and then go to call them to set up the appointment, and that's where I'd stumble. And it was literally just fear of making the next step to calling." "I just ripped off the band aid and did four with people I knew would love it no matter what it was… it wasn't that hard." "Consistency over time yields results. And real estate reviews are not a quick fix… but you're planting seeds and you're bringing value to your people, and that's the key." "We send out invitations to the Easter egg hunt. We'll put it on social media for the neighbors that are not my A clients. We'll text the A plus clients to make sure they're. They've got the invitation." "I usually stand by the popcorn machine because everybody can come up and get as much popcorn as they want, but it's lit there, so I can see their faces a little bit better. Then we can carry on full conversations." "Having [Lisa] consistently there with me, knowing I could count on her to not be judgmental at all, that I hadn't done anything for weeks, but to be able to be encouraging and understanding, that was super helpful." "Lori is coachable. She is open to being accountable to learning to really digging in and figuring things out. And she's open to creativity and like she said, strategic ideas." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall Ninja Sailing

Want to know the secret to consistent, impressive growth in real estate, even in a fluctuating market? Join Eric Thompson on the Ninja Selling Podcast as he interviews Meaghan Austin, a dynamic Ninja agent with Allen Tate Beverly-Hanks in Asheville, North Carolina. In just four years in the business, Meaghan has achieved a remarkable 20% year-over-year growth, consistently outperforming market trends. This episode dives deep into Meaghan's journey, revealing how she leverages the Ninja 9 Success Habits and a CEO mindset to build a thriving relationship-based business. From her background in the restaurant industry to becoming a real estate powerhouse, Meaghan shares her practical strategies for mastering time management, client connection, and consistent lead generation. Discover how she seamlessly integrates the Ninja 9 into her daily and weekly routine, prioritizes relationship building, and stays laser-focused on her goals. Learn actionable takeaways you can implement immediately to take control of your business and achieve predictable, sustainable growth, just like Meaghan. Episode Highlights: Meet Meaghan Austin: From Restaurants to Real Estate Success in Asheville Achieving 20% Year-Over-Year Growth – Even in a Shifting Market Transitioning from the Restaurant Industry: Building on Relationship Skills Embracing the Ninja Selling System: Reading the Book and Attending Installation The Power of the Ninja 9: Committing to Daily and Weekly Habits Meaghan's Daily Routine: Mindset, Note Cards, Calls, and Real Estate Reviews Before Noon Time Blocking and Disconnecting: Creating Focus and Freedom Mastering 50 Live Interviews a Week: Strategies for Consistent Connection Forwarding and Recording Conversations: Updating Your Database and Staying Informed Hand-Addressed Postcards: A Unique Approach to Database Engagement Real Estate Reviews: Planning, Scheduling, and Delivering Value In-Person Adopting the CEO Mindset: Taking Ownership and Accountability The Impact of Ninja Coaching with Eric Zimmerman: Guidance, Systems, and Growth The 30 Real Estate Review Challenge: Putting Systems into Action Key Takeaways: "My clients refer to me as a relationship builder, so that's like the ultimate for me. I'm winning." "I really started putting the different Ninja 9 habits into my daily routine… and now at this point in 2025, I do them all very religiously every single week." "If you are worried about what people are going to say back… you're more worried about yourself than about the other person. So once I could take myself out of the picture, people want to talk to me." "I disconnect my phone. I put it in airplane mode… to actually get my Ninja 9 done is one of the most important things." "The easiest parts to build into my schedule were definitely everything related to mindset. So gratitude and affirmations…" "I have planned my real estate reviews for this year. I've actually planned them out for the whole year… for 2025, I have all of my real estate reviews for the year planned out essentially based on all the ones that I sent out last year." "There's no one holding me accountable except for myself. And if I were to go to my board of directors at the end of the year, I want to make sure that I did the best I can to put my business in the best place that it should be." "Just remember that it's just as easy to do it as not do it. So might as well just do it and build your business." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall Ninja Sailing

On this episode of the Ninja Selling Podcast, Eric Thompson is joined by Joanne DeLeon, a realtor at The Group Real Estate and Ninja Coach, and her partner Anastasija Mamatsiuk, to explore the often-challenging topic of transitioning a real estate business. Joanne and Anastasija are in the process of doing this masterfully, offering a real-world example of how to make a business transition successful for all parties involved. This episode is perfect for real estate professionals who are considering their exit strategy, want to build a sustainable legacy, or are simply curious about what a successful transition looks like. Eric, Joanne, and Anastasija discuss the challenges of transitioning a business. They emphasize the importance of choosing the right person to take over, establishing clear communication with clients, and building a team that's ready for the future. Joanne, a consistent top producer with 25 years of experience, shares her personal journey, and the process of identifying Anastasija as her successor. Anastasija, with her background in applied linguistics and real estate investing, shares her unique experience and how she's been working with Joanne. They both share the strategies they're using, including face-to-face meetings with clients, co-branding marketing materials, and an emphasis on collaborative learning. Tune in to learn from a real-life case study about how to transition your real estate business with integrity, intentionality, and a Ninja mindset. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to create a business that's built to last, where everyone benefits, from the agent, to the successor and, most importantly, the client. Episode Highlights: Introduction to Joanne DeLeon and Anastasija Mamatsiuk The challenge of transitioning a real estate business Joanne's 25-year real estate journey and the beginnings of the transition Anastasija's background and how she and Joanne connected The importance of finding the "right" person to take over your business The power of alignment and shared values Strategies for face-to-face meetings with existing clients Building a team brand through marketing materials and co-branding The importance of stepping back and giving your successor the space to lead Financial considerations: How to structure a business transition Addressing client pushback and concerns A four-year vision for a successful, sustainable transition The power of learning from your own mistakes The value of NINJA coaching for personal and professional growth The importance of a mindset of gratitude Key Takeaways: "A successful transition requires the right person, shared values, and a clear plan." "Face-to-face meetings are crucial for building trust and introducing your successor." "Co-branding marketing materials reinforces the idea of a seamless transition." "It's essential to step back and allow your successor to take ownership." "Open communication and a willingness to learn from mistakes are key." "A mindset of gratitude sets the foundation for a successful transition." "Consider NINJA Coaching for the support and resources you need to build a legacy business." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling: www.NinjaSelling.com / @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com / @ninja.coaching Ninja Events: www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall thumb_upthumb_down

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the Ninja Selling Podcast! This episode kicks off 2025 with a special theme of resilience and renewal, featuring inspiring stories from Jonny Layne, a successful real estate agent with Compass, alongside insights from Ninja Coach, Jon Hill. This episode explores overcoming adversity, the importance of mindset in achieving success, and practical strategies for maintaining peak performance in the competitive field of real estate. Jonny shares his remarkable journey, from facing homelessness as a child to becoming a top-performing realtor, offering a unique perspective on how to view challenges not as setbacks, but as opportunities for growth and gratitude. The conversation also delves into Jonny's experience with burnout and how, through Ninja Coaching and a renewed focus on personal values, he rediscovered his passion for real estate and life. Episode Highlights: 00:00 - Jon Hill and Jonny Layne 02:54 - Discovering Ninja Selling Through Coaching 03:35 - Unlocking Opportunities in Your Database 05:08 - Transforming Adversity into Motivation 08:58 - Gratitude as a Daily Practice 10:29 - Coaching Insights: Building Momentum 11:29 - Overcoming Burnout with Coaching 14:27 - Gradual Mindset Shifts for Growth 17:01 - Focus on Impact Over Results 18:07 - Small Tweaks to Elevate Performance 19:22 - Inflection Points in Coaching Progress 21:13 - Tactics That Drive Success in Real Estate 24:20 - Life Beyond Business: Family and Legacy 25:14 - Connect with Jon and Jonny Key Takeaways: "Circumstances shape us, but they don't define us. Use them as leverage to move forward." "I woke up today. Everything else is extra credit." "The dashboard is bigger than the rearview for a reason. We move forward." "In coaching, it's not about being hard on someone. It's about helping them find what they're doing right." "Gratitude starts with appreciating the smallest things - a sunrise, a kind gesture, a simple moment." "In real estate, it's a people-driven business. Love people, and success will follow." "Coaching isn't about results alone. It's about changing lives and building genuine connections." "When burnout hits, remember: Nothing is permanent. Seek new perspectives and tools." "Client events aren't just business. They're about building community and sharing joy." "True success isn't measured by results, but by the impact you have on others." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall Ninja Sailing Jonny Layne Jon Hill

Welcome to the latest episode of the Ninja Selling Podcast where hosts Rob Nelson and Peter Parnegg explore the transformative power of choosing a "word of the year" as a guiding principle for personal and professional growth. Peter shares how this simple yet profound exercise can reframe behaviors, align goals, and anchor affirmations, offering practical examples from his own life and coaching experience. Together, Rob and Peter dive into the nuances of business planning, personal reflection, and using tools like AI to enhance clarity and intentionality as you prepare for the year ahead. As you will hear, this episode unpacks the role of mindfulness, goal alignment, and vulnerability in crafting a meaningful "word of the year." From navigating limiting beliefs to cultivating trust and simplicity, the hosts provide actionable strategies to help listeners refine their focus and improve decision-making. They also discuss how tools like affirmations and AI-generated prompts can help synthesize goals into a powerful word or phrase that serves as a North Star for the year. Whether you're aiming to improve your organization, deepen your focus, or simplify your life, this episode is definitely packed with insights to inspire your journey. Episode Highlights: 00:00 - Introduction to the Power of Reflection 00:38 - The Concept of the Word of the Year 01:42 - How Self-Reflection Fuels Change 03:29 - Examples of Transformational Words 05:08 - Connecting Goals, Programming, and Beliefs 08:37 - Simplifying Life and Business 13:18 - Mind Your Own Business: A New Perspective 16:05 - Vulnerability as a Path to Growth 19:16 - Leveraging AI for Goal Alignment 24:31 - Starting Early for Maximum Impact Key Takeaways: "The word of the year is a guiding anchor. It helps correct behaviors that keep us stuck. It's more than just a word. It's a synopsis of your goals and affirmations." "AI tools can help synthesize affirmations and words of the year. Use them to align your goals and affirmations." "A word of the year is a self-imposed guardrail. It helps correct behaviors that don't serve us. It's about honest reflection." "Commitment means doing the hard work at the end of projects. It means taking care of yourself and not cheating on your goals." "If you're looking to improve, you must be willing to be vulnerable. Expose your shortcomings to grow." "Mind your own business. Be mindful in your dealings and treat yourself and others with respect." "The cost of scale isn't complexity. Simplifying things unlocks what needs to happen to reach our goals." "If you want to improve, start now. Wrestle with your word of the year and begin living that new identity." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall Ninja Sailing

In this latest instalment of the Ninja Selling Podcast, host Eric Thompson is joined by Jerry Beers, a respected Ninja coach, to explore effective business planning strategies for achieving a phenomenal 2025. They delve into the powerful "stop and start" list methodology, and uncover surprising parallels between law enforcement and real estate success. Listeners can anticipate practical takeaways ready for immediate implementation! This episode focuses on strategic planning and self-reflection, examining both actions to cease and activities to initiate within one's real estate business. Together, Eric and Jerry unpack the importance of thoughtful analysis before abandoning strategies, highlighting the significance of self-compassion alongside high standards, the pitfalls of comparison, and the need for simplified processes. Our two experts finish up their informative and inspiring conversation with a focus on cultivating patience and the power of consistent effort for long-term success - a powerful conclusion to an undeniably powerful episode. Episode Highlights: 00:00 - Leveraging Law Enforcement Skills in Real Estate 02:22 - Coaching Lessons from Leadership and Training 03:13 - Why Law Enforcement Professionals Excel in Real Estate 05:34 - Adapting to Client Needs for Effective Communication 08:28 - Analyze Before You Stop: Improving Business Efforts 09:03 - The Power of Self-Awareness and Grace in Business 11:54 - Stop Comparing; Start Celebrating Your Success 12:57 - Keep It Simple: Overcoming Business Overcomplication 16:26 - Patience and Consistency: Long-Term Success in Real Estate 18:44 - The Compounding Effect of Daily Real Estate Practices 19:18 - Closing Thoughts: Planting Seeds for a Prosperous Future Key Takeaways: "Stop being too quick to stop something. Start fully analyzing your effort." "Stop giving yourself a hard time. Start giving yourself grace." "Stop comparing your success to others. Focus on your own success." "This business is only complicated if you let it be complicated." "Stop making things complicated. Start making things easier on yourself." "What you focus on expands. Focus on your strengths, not your gaps." "Start being patient. Play the long game and see the effect of compounding." "Nothing happens overnight. Consistency and time are key to growth." "Meet people where they're at by asking great questions and using The Platinum Rule." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall Ninja Sailing

The Ninja Selling Podcast wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving! In this special episode, hosts Rob Nelson and Eric Thompson share creative and heartfelt ways to connect with your clients during the holiday season, inspired by a recent virtual happy hour they hosted for their coaching clients. This episode is packed with actionable "flow" ideas – perfect for strengthening relationships and showing gratitude to your sphere. Rob and Eric discuss the thoughtful gifts they sent to their coaching clients: locally-sourced hot chocolate, a curated wine selection, and pre-made old fashioneds. They encourage listeners to replicate this idea, suggesting a simple Google Form or QR code postcard to gather client preferences and deliver personalized gifts. Beyond gifts, they delve into other unique flow activities, like baking and delivering homemade bourbon pecan pies (shoutout to Ninja Robin!), hosting a client family photo shoot, and even organizing a festive wreath-making party. This episode also addresses the common concern of using public record information for sending holiday cards. Rob and Eric reassure listeners that this practice is acceptable when done with genuine intention and offer creative ways to solicit addresses from clients directly. Finally, they revisit Peter Parnig's Ninja Action Tip about the "FORD in a package" technique, emphasizing its effectiveness for initiating meaningful conversations at holiday gatherings, especially with those you haven't seen in a while. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and practical tips to make this holiday season your most fruitful yet! And from everyone at the Ninja Selling Podcast, Happy Thanksgiving! Episode Highlights: Gratitude for the Ninja Nation and the spirit of Thanksgiving Recap of the Ninja Coaching client appreciation happy hour and gift-giving strategy Flow idea: Delivering locally sourced gifts to your top clients Flow idea: Baking and delivering homemade treats (bourbon pecan pie, anyone?) Addressing the "creepiness" factor of using public records for holiday mailings Flow idea: Hosting a client family photo shoot Flow idea: Organizing a wreath-making party Revisiting Peter Parnig's Ninja Action Tip: The FORD in a package Key Takeaways: Show clients you appreciate them with thoughtful, personalized gifts. Incorporate client appreciation activities into your annual business plan. Make flow activities fun, easy, and valuable for your clients. Don't be afraid to use public records for holiday mailings, but be mindful and respectful. The FORD in a package is a powerful tool for sparking engaging conversations. Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall

t's business planning season, and what better way to prepare for a successful 2025 than by mastering "PIE Time"? Join Eric Thompson and Ninja Coach Mark Johnson on the Ninja Selling Podcast for a fun and insightful discussion about maximizing your productivity and achieving significant results. This episode breaks down the often-overcomplicated concept of PIE Time into easy-to-implement strategies, perfect for agents of all experience levels. As Thanksgiving approaches, what better time to discuss how to make the most of your "pie" – your valuable time? Eric and Mark emphasize the importance of tracking your time within the three key categories of PIE Time: Productive Time (P Time), Indirectly Productive Time (I Time), and Everything Else Time (E Time). They explain how understanding the relationship between these categories can lead to more predictable income and a smoother, more consistent business. They offer practical tips and real-life coaching examples to illustrate how tracking and analyzing these time segments can reveal hidden opportunities for growth. Tune in to discover how to calculate key ratios like dollars per P Time hour and dollars per I Time hour, which can illuminate the true value of your activities. Learn how to optimize your I Time to generate more P Time and ultimately boost your bottom line. Eric and Mark also explore strategies for leveraging E Time – often seen as less valuable – by delegating, automating, or rethinking tasks to create more opportunities for client interaction and business growth. This episode is a must-listen for any real estate professional looking to level up their business in the new year. Join the community of 16,000+ Ninjas on the Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group for more valuable insights, collaboration, and networking opportunities! Episode Highlights: Introduction to PIE Time and its importance Defining P Time, I Time, and E Time Easy wins for tracking PIE Time – start simple! Key ratios: Dollars per P Time hour and dollars per I Time hour The I Time to P Time ratio – a crucial metric for success How PIE Time principles align with the Ninja 9 Success Habits Turning E Time into I Time – uncovering hidden opportunities Using PIE Time for effective business planning Final thoughts: Keep it simple and get better every month Key Takeaways: "P Time is when you have a client, a contract, and you – it's highly valuable." "I Time is anything that leads to P Time – think prospecting and relationship building." "E Time is everything else – but it holds hidden opportunities for growth." "Track your PIE Time daily, even if it's just jotting down hours in each category." "Aim for a 2:1 ratio of I Time to P Time." "Don't overthink it – be consistent with your tracking." "Delegate, automate, or rethink E Time tasks to maximize your productivity." "PIE Time principles help you create more predictable income." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall

Rob Nelson and Peter Parnegg team up to share invaluable lessons from Peter's recent business planning roadshow across the Midwest on today's episode. They delve into strategies for bridging the "great divide" in the real estate market, highlighting why some agents excel while others face challenges. Listeners will learn the critical importance of integrating the Ninja Nine practices into daily routines and preparing early for year-end to set the stage for a productive new year. Peter shares his observations about the widening gap in the real estate industry and explains how mindset shifts and proactive routines can turn challenges into opportunities. Together, Rob and Peter also break down essential components of effective business planning, such as maintaining an updated client database and using time-blocking to overcome procrastination. The episode underscores the value of consistency, exemplified by an agent's simple change that led to a $415,000 deal. Concluding with motivating advice, our hosts encourage listeners to commit to actionable steps that will empower their real estate journey and lead to lasting success. Episode Highlights: 00:00 Business Planning Roadshow Insights 01:20 The Great Divide Among Realtors 02:24 Realtors Emotional Investment and Commitment 03:23 Importance of December for Business Flow 05:28 Real Estate Cycles and Annual Planning 06:44 Why Start Business Planning Early? 08:15 Clearing Low Level Guilt for Better Performance 09:28 Key Actions for an Effective Business Plan 10:38 Updating Your Database - A Game Changer 12:06 Implementing and Incentivizing the Ninja Nine 14:10 Challenges in Time Blocking and Routine Building 16:42 Integrity in Completing Tasks Consistently 17:43 Grace in Imperfection and Ongoing Course Corrections 19:22 Simple and Cost Effective Business Planning Steps 22:12 2025 - The Year of Fluency and Buyer Seller Process 23:11 Choosing Your Word of the Year 24:54 Examples of Corrective and Aspirational Words 26:46 Cumulative Benefits of Word of the Year Choices 28:43 Final Encouragement for Business Planning Key Takeaways: "The great divide: 10-15% of realtors thrive, while 70-75% struggle. A divide within the divide is emerging." "Answer unknown calls with positivity. It could lead to unexpected opportunities." "The real estate agent's year starts in November, not January. Prime the pump for January results." "Get your database right. Everything you don't do keeps you living in the past." "The done business plan is the best business plan. Start and end your plan in a single day." "Simplify your business plan: database, postcards, income goal, transactions." "Make the effort. Every time you do, you'll be glad you did." "A focused fool can accomplish more than a distracted genius. Keep doing without immediate reward." Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email: TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study Ninja Mastery Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall Ninja Sailing The Slight Edge