Each week we invite a guest and ask them a simple question: what led to your current success? We seek to tell the truth, be sincere, but don't try and take ourselves too seriously. It's a conversation, not an interview, and we have fun exploring this question together with a guest.
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Each week we invite a guest and ask them a simple question: what led to your current success? We seek to tell the truth, be sincere, but don't try and take ourselves too seriously. It's a conversation, not an interview, and we have fun exploring this question together with a guest.
Selling the Dream Present: Ed and Ken's Mini Podcast - Find Your Gift, Fix Your Business: The Inside Work Most Won’t Do
Selling the Dream
19 minutes 36 seconds
5 months ago
Selling the Dream Present: Ed and Ken's Mini Podcast - Find Your Gift, Fix Your Business: The Inside Work Most Won’t Do
In this episode of Ed & Ken’s Mini Podcast, we’re talking about something way deeper than scripts, CRMs, or lead gen: your gift—what comes easy to you and hard to everyone else. Ed Fordyce and Ken Jordan go deep on how discovering (and actually leaning into) your natural talent can unlock growth, energy, and fulfillment—even in a challenging market. Key moments: - How to identify your “gift” by looking for moments you felt most alive - Why agents struggle, and how it’s often tied to ignoring their strengths - The danger of grinding your way to success and missing out on joy - Why fulfillment matters just as much as achievement - How your gift makes you more effective, more magnetic, and more referable If you’re stuck in a rut or wondering why your business feels heavy, this one’s your wake-up call.
Selling the Dream
Each week we invite a guest and ask them a simple question: what led to your current success? We seek to tell the truth, be sincere, but don't try and take ourselves too seriously. It's a conversation, not an interview, and we have fun exploring this question together with a guest.
