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John Kitchens Coach Podcast Experience

John Kitchens Coach Podcast Experience

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The John Kitchens Podcast Experience is your essential guide to unlocking 7-figure success in your real estate journey. Hosted by one of the most sought-after real estate coaches, John Kitchens. He brings over 20 years of experience and insights to help you create significant breakthroughs in the real estate market. With a blend of inspiring personal stories and enlightening interviews with industry leaders, this podcast aims to spark your ambition and equip you with the knowledge to elevate your real estate business. Each episode is packed with clarity, confidence, and the tools to turn your real estate business into a thriving empire. Desarrollo Personal Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo Éxito Personal
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  • #774: It Takes What It Takes: The No-Excuses System for Real Estate Success with Curtis Shewell

    #774: It Takes What It Takes: The No-Excuses System for Real Estate Success with Curtis Shewell
    Mar 17 2026
    Episode Overview In this high-impact episode of the John Kitchens Coach Podcast, John Kitchens sits down with industry operator Curt Shewell for a no-fluff breakdown of what it actually takes to build a consistent, predictable, six-figure real estate business. Curt unpacks the simple—but often ignored—truth: success doesn't come from goals alone. It comes from systems, structure, and doing the basics over and over again. From the "$400K schedule" to the power of one daily appointment, this episode strips away the noise and shows agents exactly how to create momentum, eliminate inconsistency, and finally escape the real estate rollercoaster. If you've been stuck in cycles of busy work, inconsistent closings, or chasing the next deal, this episode will challenge how you think—and give you a system you can implement immediately. Key Topics Covered The "It Takes What It Takes" Mindset Why top producers don't obsess over exact numbers—they commit to outcomes How focusing on effort over shortcuts creates predictable success Why most agents overcomplicate what is actually simple Goals vs. Systems: Why Most Agents Stay Stuck Why having a goal without a system guarantees failure The difference between knowing what you want and knowing how to get it How systems and processes eliminate guesswork and create consistency The Real Estate Rollercoaster (and How to Escape It) Why agents stop prospecting once they get busy—and pay for it later The "breathing vs. eating" analogy that explains inconsistent income How top agents maintain a full pipeline at all times "You stop breathing because you're trying to eat." The $400K Schedule Framework How working just 4 hours a day, 4 days a week can build a six-figure business The daily structure that separates A players from average agents Why consistency—not intensity—is the real key to growth Daily structure includes: Morning warm-up and skill development 2.5 hours of new business generation Dedicated follow-up time Clear boundaries with clients The Power of One Why you only need one new client per day How simplifying your focus eliminates overwhelm and builds momentum The compounding effect of small, consistent daily wins "Zero is not a number. I just need one." Mastering Follow-Up and Client Control Why follow-up must be scheduled—not reactive How setting expectations with clients increases professionalism and trust Why agents lose control of their business by reacting instead of leading Stop Skipping the Basics Why top producers never outgrow foundational skills The importance of scripts, structure, and asking the right questions How a consultative approach builds authority and trust The Math Behind a $400K Real Estate Business How a simple system can produce: 12 buyers + 4 sellers per month (at full capacity) Even at 50% conversion → strong income Even at 25% conversion → still six figures Why even "average execution" can produce massive results when the system is right Busy vs. Productive: The Hard Truth Why most agents confuse activity with progress The difference between income-producing activities and distractions How to evaluate your day honestly Commitment: The Missing Piece Why most agents fail—not from lack of knowledge—but lack of commitment The importance of showing up daily with structure and discipline Why consistency beats motivation every time "Hope is not a business plan." Resources & Mentions Curt Shewell Daily Role Play & Coaching Call (7:30 AM) Seven Figure Strategy Call → 7FigureCall.com John Kitchens Executive Coaching → JohnKitchens.Coach Final Takeaway This business isn't complicated—but it does require discipline. You don't need more tactics. You don't need another shiny object. You need: A simple system A daily structure The discipline to execute Because the truth is: If you commit to the process, even average execution can create extraordinary results. "Am I going to be busy today… or productive?" Connect with Us: 7 Figure Audit: 7figurecall.comInstagram: @johnkitchenscoachLinkedIn: @johnkitchenscoachFacebook: @johnkitchenscoach If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Stay tuned for more insights and strategies from the top minds. See you next time! 🔥
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  • #773: The CEO Mindset Shift with Stace Bohlender

    #773: The CEO Mindset Shift with Stace Bohlender
    Mar 13 2026
    Episode Overview In this episode of the Agent to CEO Podcast, John Kitchens sits down with longtime operator and real estate leader Stace Bohlender to unpack the critical shift every high-performing agent eventually faces—moving from top producer to true CEO. Stace shares the behind-the-scenes story of stepping into ownership, transitioning from selling homes to running a company, and learning how to think differently when the responsibility shifts from transactions to leadership, operations, and long-term strategy. From surviving one of the toughest real estate markets in recent memory to building an exit strategy through real estate investing, Stace breaks down the mindset, systems, and financial discipline required to build a business that produces wealth—not just income. This episode is a masterclass for agents who feel stuck in production and want to start building assets, leverage, and long-term financial freedom. Key Topics Covered The Moment Everything Changed: Becoming the Owner Stace reflects on the moment the opportunity to buy the company became real. What began as a career focused on listing homes quickly transformed into full leadership responsibility. Suddenly the role included: Managing employees Overseeing company finances Running marketing strategy Managing budgets and operations Protecting the reputation of the brand The shift forced a completely new way of thinking about the business. "You wake up one day and realize this isn't just about selling houses anymore." The Mindset Shift: Nobody Is Coming to Save You One of the most powerful realizations Stace shares is simple: Nobody is coming to save you. This realization created the urgency to: Develop a growth mindset Take ownership of personal development Build wealth intentionally Stop relying solely on transactional income Responsibility for family, employees, and the business forced a higher standard of discipline. Running Every Decision Through a Filter As CEO, Stace developed a decision-making filter to evaluate every opportunity. Each decision must answer: Does this improve the business financially? Does this improve quality of life? Does it align with our company values? Will it move the company forward? This process eliminates distractions and protects the business from chasing shiny objects. Why ROI Must Drive Every Business Decision Stace explains why agents often waste money on marketing without understanding the math behind their investments. Every marketing expense must answer one question: Does the return justify the cost? Understanding acquisition cost, commission splits, and operational expenses allows leaders to determine whether a lead source truly makes financial sense. Getting "Skinny" During Tough Markets After the challenging market conditions of 2023–2025, Stace and his team made a strategic decision to simplify their operations. Their approach included: Cutting unnecessary marketing expenses Evaluating every operational cost Narrowing marketing channels to what actually works Eliminating distractions and focusing on productivity Instead of trying everything, they focused on what consistently produced results. Building an Exit Strategy Through Real Estate Stace emphasizes that transactions alone rarely produce long-term financial freedom. Instead, he focuses on building wealth through real estate investments, including: Rental property acquisition Property flips Equity growth Leveraging investment properties The goal is simple: build assets that eventually replace transactional income. The Importance of Multiple Income Streams One of the most important lessons from Stace's journey is diversification. Rather than relying only on commissions, successful real estate entrepreneurs should consider income streams such as: Real estate investments Property management Brokerage ownership Team revenue House flipping Multiple streams create financial stability even when the market shifts. Real Estate as the Ultimate Opportunity Engine One of the biggest advantages of a real estate career is access. Agents build relationships with: Investors Attorneys Contractors Bankers Developers Community leaders These relationships unlock deal flow and investment opportunities that most people never see. Stop Thinking. Start Doing. Stace shares one of the most important pieces of advice for agents who want to grow: Stop overthinking and start executing. Many agents delay investing because they believe they need more time, knowledge, or capital. But the real breakthrough happens when the first deal gets done. After that, momentum follows. Resources & Mentions Seven Figure Strategy Call → 7FigureCall.com John Kitchens Executive Coaching → JohnKitchens.coach Final Takeaway The biggest difference between an agent and a CEO isn't production. It's how they think about the business. Agents focus on closing deals. CEOs focus on building ...
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  • #772: GUEST EPISODE — The Boring Work That Actually Wins: Process, Coaching & the Discipline of Greatness

    #772: GUEST EPISODE — The Boring Work That Actually Wins: Process, Coaching & the Discipline of Greatness
    Mar 10 2026
    Episode Overview In this guest appearance on the Elite Real Estate Podcast, John Kitchens joins host Jimmy to unpack a powerful conversation about leadership, discipline, coaching, and why the "boring work" is often the secret behind extraordinary success. From lessons learned studying great coaches like Nick Saban to the mindset required to run marathons, Ironmans, and eventually pursue the legendary Badwater 135 ultramarathon, John shares how consistent systems, trusted coaching, and relentless commitment to the process create long-term results. They also dive into the parallels between elite athletics and building a thriving real estate business. The agents who succeed aren't chasing shiny tactics—they're executing the fundamentals over and over again. If you're an agent, entrepreneur, or leader looking to break through the noise and focus on what actually works, this episode is a reminder that greatness is built in the quiet, repetitive, often overlooked work behind the scenes. As John puts it: the real magic isn't what happens on game day—it's what happens in the days leading up to it. Key Topics Covered The Power of the "Boring Work" Why mundane, repeatable processes produce consistent success The parallels between elite sports and real estate performance Why the fundamentals always outperform shiny new tactics Studying Greatness: Lessons from Nick Saban Why the best leaders produce other leaders The discipline and attention to detail behind championship teams What business leaders can learn from elite sports programs Deep Conversations in a Distracted World Why long-form conversations are making a comeback The growing importance of trust and authentic human connection How meaningful dialogue builds stronger relationships and businesses Unreasonable Hospitality & Client Experience The future of business is exceptional client experiences Lessons from books like Unreasonable Hospitality, Giftology, and Hug Your Customers Why service-driven leadership creates raving fans The Importance of Process & Faith in the Journey Why success requires trusting the process before seeing results The difference between imitating proven systems vs. trying to innovate too early How entrepreneurs sabotage themselves by skipping foundational steps The Role of Coaching in Growth Why elite performers surround themselves with multiple coaches How the right mentor helps you avoid costly mistakes The power of having someone who calls out your blind spots The Marathon That Changed Everything Why John decided to run the New York City Marathon before turning 40 Lessons learned from pushing through physical and mental limits How that experience led to the pursuit of Ironman competitions From Ironman to Ultramarathons Completing multiple Ironman races through structured coaching and training The discipline required to prepare for endurance events Why the training is often harder than the race itself The Ultimate Goal: Badwater 135 What makes Badwater one of the toughest endurance races in the world Why building a "resume of races" is required to qualify The strategy behind preparing for a 135-mile ultramarathon through Death Valley The Importance of Lifelong Growth Why personal development is a non-negotiable for high performers John's favorite interview question for hiring team members: "What's the last book you read and why did you choose it?" Why learning daily keeps leaders ahead of the curve Resources & Mentions The Third Door – Alex Banayan Unreasonable Hospitality – Will Guidara Giftology – John Ruhlin Hug Your Customers – Jack Mitchell Joe Rogan Podcast Episode with Robert Rodriguez Badwater 135 Ultramarathon Final Takeaway Most people chase shortcuts. The best performers embrace the process. Whether you're building a real estate business, training for an Ironman, or pursuing any ambitious goal, the formula is the same: find a proven system, commit to the fundamentals, and trust the process long enough for results to show up. As John reminds us: "Don't focus on creating one big hit. Focus on building an incredible body of work." Connect with Us: 7 Figure Audit: 7figurecall.comInstagram: @johnkitchenscoachLinkedIn: @johnkitchenscoachFacebook: @johnkitchenscoach If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Stay tuned for more insights and strategies from the top minds. See you next time! 🔥
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