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Selling The Dream Presents: Ed and Ken's Mini Podcast - Identity Drives Everything: Rewiring How You See Yourself
Selling the Dream
30 minutes 39 seconds
1 week ago
Selling The Dream Presents: Ed and Ken's Mini Podcast - Identity Drives Everything: Rewiring How You See Yourself
Ken and Ed go deep on one of the most powerful ideas in business and life: your identity shapes your reality.
From the beliefs you picked up at the dinner table to the “echoes” of past criticism still bouncing around your head — the stories you tell yourself determine how you show up every day.
They dive into:
Why “I am” statements rewire your mindset and habits
How your early experiences program your default patterns
The difference between wanting to quit and becoming something new
The Four Agreements that bring peace, focus, and growth
Four simple action items agents can do every week to win more business
Plus: Ken shares his new Instagram handle @KJ.TheCloser, and they talk about their Nov 10 event in Malvern featuring top agent Mike Cianci — a can’t-miss session for Realtors serious about growth.
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.
