Ninja Selling Podcast
In today’s episode, host Eric Thompson interviews Allen Seigler of Greater Athens Properties in Georgia, about his career transition from a cruise travel agency owner to a massively successful real estate professional. Allen shares how COVID-19 severely impacted his cruise business, canceling over $4 million in vacations, and how this prompted him to pursue a real estate license. He describes his decision to commit fully to real estate after concluding he was settling in his previous role, and this commitment led to significantly higher earnings in the first four months of 2025 than in all...
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In this inspiring episode, Eric Thompson welcomes Martin “Marty” Gallant, the Managing Partner and Broker at Creativ Realty in Moncton, New Brunswick. Marty shares the incredible story of how his company achieved a remarkable 72% growth in volume and nearly doubled its agent count from 25 to 42 in just two years, all within a smaller market of under 600 agents. Marty attributes this rapid success to a strong focus on company culture, which prioritizes agent well-being, teamwork over competition, and comprehensive, open-to-all training. He details their innovative "Mission Momentum"...
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Chris Purser, a Ninja-powered agent from the beautiful city of Asheville, North Carolina, joins host Eric Thompson to share the story of his incredible success and pull back the curtain on a powerful strategy for getting a stalled listing sold. Chris details his journey from being a brand-new agent with no business to closing nearly $4 million in a single week, attributing his rapid growth to the Ninja system and dedicated coaching. The main event, however, is a deep dive into the “seller’s offer,” also known as the “reverse offer.” Eric and Chris walk through a real-life case study...
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Brett Blanchard, an incredible Ninja and top-producing agent from Louisiana, joins host Eric Thompson today to share three powerful, game-changing takeaways that have transformed his business and his mindset in the last year. Together, they dive into the simple yet profound strategies for earning what you are worth, overcoming burnout by rediscovering the fun in your work, and adapting your networking strategy when life inevitably changes. Eric and Brett pull back the curtain on how a single change in mindset and language can lead to a 20% increase in your fee per transaction. They...
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In today’s episode of the Ninja Selling Podcast, Rob is joined by Peter Parnegg to discuss confidence in real estate. They explore why confidence can waver, especially when the market shifts, and explain how it is a skill that can be developed. This episode offers a path for agents looking to move from uncertainty to operating with a sense of competence. The conversation covers the connection between preparation and performance, showing how confidence is earned. Rob and Peter explain how to turn nervous energy into excitement by trusting established systems. They also talk about the...
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Rob Nelson hosts an inspiring episode with Alex Griffin, a successful broker in Vail, Colorado, who shares his unique journey of starting his career with Ninja Selling principles from day one - through a college course taught by Larry Kendall himself. This episode is a masterclass in building a real estate career with intention. Alex recounts his incredible start, transitioning from a university classroom directly into a high-stakes role at The Ritz-Carlton Residences in Vail during a pivotal time in the market. He shares the invaluable lessons learned from mentors like Larry Kendall and Matt...
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Eric Thompson hosts a very special episode featuring none other than Matthew Gardner, one of North America's leading real estate economists. Together, they dive deep into the real estate market at the halfway point of the year, providing clarity and data-driven insights to help you navigate the current landscape. Matthew cuts through the noise of media headlines, explaining why today’s market isn't crashing and what key metrics you should really be watching. From the surprising strength of home prices to the truth about inventory levels, this conversation provides the perspective needed to...
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Rob Nelson is back, and he's starting with the punchline first: our guest today, a rookie in real estate, completed his first year with an incredible 20 transactions and $28 million in volume. That rookie is Koby Bishop, a finalist for RISMedia's Rookie of the Year, and he's here to share exactly how he did it. Koby unpacks his journey from professional athlete to real estate powerhouse, revealing how the discipline, grit, and competitive drive from his baseball career became the bedrock of his business. He discusses the unique dynamic of learning from his mother, a 20-year industry veteran,...
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Rob Nelson and Eric Thompson team up for a special co-hosted episode, taking you "back in the locker room" for a powerful halftime conversation about assessing your year and engineering a winning second half. Using a sports analogy, they explore why "no team wins a championship in the first half" and what it truly takes to stage a comeback. It’s not about small tweaks, but about fundamentally changing the rhythm of your game. Discover the crucial difference between scarcity and abundance, the reality of the opportunities in today's market, and why your energy as a leader is...
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How do you move beyond the shallow "How's it going?" to have conversations that build deep, meaningful connections? In this insightful episode of the Ninja Selling Podcast, Rob Nelson sits down with one of the Ninja world's OG's and a master of communication, Erik Zimmerman. As a Ninja Selling Coach, Leadership Coach, Instructor, and Leadership Instructor, Erik brings a wealth of experience and a passion for elevating the art of conversation. Erik shares his philosophy on why he's not a fan of generic pleasantries and how he has intentionally engineered his approach to asking questions that...
info_outlineHaving addressed the “P.I.E. Time” concept in early episodes - be sure to check them out on the website if you haven’t already - Matt and Garrett drill down on its “I” component in today’s episode. Stressing the importance of “I-Time”, aka “Indirectly Productive Time”, our hosts discuss why it is so crucial for business development, offer insights into balancing productive and indirectly productive time, and explore practical strategies for planning and committing to these essential activities.
As they delve into the nuances of business development, Matt and Garrett draw analogies with pizza restaurants and food trucks to illustrate the importance of visibility and relationship building. They emphasize that creating leads isn't just about buying lists but fostering genuine connections that translate to business opportunities. They also offer actionable challenges to help listeners plan their “I-Time” effectively and illustrate how the right mix of activities can help agents navigate a thriving business, avoid burnout, and create lasting client relationships.
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Episode Highlights:
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Understanding "I-Time"
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Balancing "I-Time" and "P Time"
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The importance of genuine connections
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Committing to "I-Time"
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Visibility through "I-Time"
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Integrating "I-Time" in daily schedules
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Preventing burnout
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Actionable "I-Time" strategies
Quotes:
"The I stands for Indirectly Productive, but it really also stands for Important, the most important."
"It's the I-Time that creates the business.”
"If we don't have any of this stuff going out, you are just a restaurant sitting in the strip mall going, ‘When are people going to show up?’"
"You should be able to look at your day and your calendar at the end of it and go, ‘I put in five hours of my eight-hour day into I-Time.’"
"If you're not sending out flyers, thanking customers, and creating that experience, they will forget about you."
"Even when we're busy, I know it's hard, but if you get control of it, you're going to have probably too much business."
"Your day should be primarily I-Time when you're trying to get a business off the ground."
"You need to be out there helping people understand exactly what it is that you offer."
"Scheduling I-Time before emails or client calls can help integrate it seamlessly into your daily routine."
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