Hustle Humbly Podcast

We covered buyer brokerage and now we are arming you with how to explain seller commission.

It’s time for agents to stand up, speak to their value and not be afraid to ask to be paid. As a listing agent, you are providing a service to your clients that helps them sell their home, likely their largest financial instrument. Your expertise means saving your sellers time, money and stress. Explaining to sellers exactly what you do and what and how you will be paid is a non-negotiable. We are taking you through a quick rundown of our listing process and looking at seller conversations through the lens of recent news in the market. If you have had a seller ask you about recent headlines or why they would pay a buyer’s agent, then this is the episode for you.!

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There are hundreds of Facebook groups for Realtors and finding a good one can be a challenge. In this episode we share tips for choosing and participating in a Facebook group and give you the list of do’s and don’ts while you are there. Facebook groups can easily go wrong sucking up your time and leaving a negative impact on your mindset. We share why we took three years to start our own group and what rules and vibe we had to implement to make it work for us. As we make changes in our lives and businesses for the new year, it’s a perfect time to dive deeper into what culture you are consuming, including Facebook groups. And if you are looking for some real life examples of what happens in these groups we read through some posts and comments and give our own commentary!

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Sometimes being a homeowner is a struggle that we and our buyers aren’t quite prepared for. In this episode we are telling the stories of issues we’ve had to tackle as homeowners. Spending thousands on grass or drainage doesn’t exactly rank in the fun expenditures column, but a homeowner’s got to do what a homeowner’s got to do. Join us for a sometimes shocking conversation about floating pools, roots in the sewer, a 5 year old leak and even a house cut in half by a tree. How did we resolve these issues and when it’s all said and done was owning a home worth it? Listen in to find out and shoot us a message with your stories of hard homeownership.

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Running a family business can be tricky, but this mother daughter duo is navigating co-owning a brokerage smoothly! In this episode we have a lovely chat with Laurie Beischel & Chelsea McDonnell about how they decided to open a brokerage together, how they divide up the tasks that come with managing 70+ agents, and how they do it all with a smile. Chelsea and Laurie share their strengths with us and how they use their specific skills and experience to create a successful brokerage built on great culture. This conversation is for the agents who work with family or have considered bringing family into their real estate business. It is practical and encouraging and is the proof of concept you may be looking for to start your own family business!

Locality Real Estate is an independent, locally-owned brokerage in Arizona specializing in residential real estate. Brokers and Co-Owners, Laurie Beischel and Chelsea McDonnell, bring over 35+ years of combined experience in the industry to their brokerage, Locality Real Estate.

Originally an appraiser, Laurie has been licensed since 2005 and earned her broker’s license in 2010. She has been responsible for thousands of real estate agents throughout her career, working to train, educate, and supervise them while managing day-to-day taskwork and risk management.

Well-known for her kind heart, problem-solving skills and dedication to the industry, Laurie is a passionate real estate professional who knows the industry from many angles, consistently operating with the highest level of integrity. She is a fierce leader who loves helping agents to learn, grow, and reach their fullest potentials.

Chelsea is a residential real estate professional and Valley native - one of the few! She obtained her real estate license in 2011 and earned her broker’s license in June 2020. Chelsea has a strong attention to detail and oversees the many moving parts of the brokerage’s day-to-day needs.

In addition to managing brokerage operations, Chelsea also has the honor of serving buyers and sellers in the Phoenix Metro Area. There’s nothing more rewarding to her than helping clients achieve their real estate goals and dreams of home ownership. She brings extensive market and contract knowledge, strong communication, professionalism and of course some fun to each transaction!

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Love it or hate it, small talk is a must in real estate (and in life!). But what if we told you small talk isn’t just pointless chatter—it’s actually building blocks for trust and relationships? Yep, those seemingly minor conversations about the weather, local restaurants, or even a compliment on someone’s shoes can be the thing that helps you connect with a future client.

In this episode, we’re diving into why small talk matters, how to make it easier (even if you’re an introvert), and real-life ways to use it to grow your business. We’re covering:

• How small talk actually improves happiness, mood, and overall well-being (science says so!)
• Why small talk is essential for networking, open houses, and client relationships
• What to say when you don’t know what to say (real scripts & conversation starters!)
• The one phrase that keeps people talking
• Why “going first” in a conversation can transform your business and life

If you’ve ever felt awkward making small talk or wished you had an easy way to connect with potential clients, this episode is for you. By the end, you’ll feel ready to talk to anyone—without the weirdness.

💡 “Small talk is the foundation for trust. One conversation doesn’t make a huge difference, but over time, those small exchanges add up.” – Katy

💡 “Being warm and approachable is a skill. If you practice it, it becomes a way of life.” – Katy (quoting Mel Robbins)

💡 “If you go to a networking event but don’t talk to anyone, you may as well have stayed home.” – Alissa

💡 “People love to talk about themselves. Ask questions, be curious, and let them talk!” – Alissa

💡 “The warmth you offer others always finds its way back to you.” – Katy

Products, People & Previous Episodes Mentioned

• Let Them by Mel Robbins (book recommendation)
• Open house strategies & scripts from past episodes
• Article mentioned in episode: https://search.app/tQKr5ueMjSmHMBdG6

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