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Suneet Agarwal has been broke twice — once when the mortgage crash wiped out a million dollars in commissions overnight, once when the feds raided his cannabis business with payroll due the next week. His backup plan was dog breeding. His mom talked him into real estate; three years later his team was #1 in California with $1.2 billion in volume. Cofounder of Reside, founder of Best Sac Homes Group, Cheplak Live coach, and author of Team Leader Secrets — responsible for $5B in sales and thousands of agents coached. Britany and Jamie sit down with Suneet on rebuilding after losing everything, why task management isn't optional past a certain size, running a business through eleven AI agents, and why he says don't be the martyr.

There's a villain that never gets named — not the people, not the systems, not the circumstances. The one in the mirror. Britany and Jamie get honest about the voice that keeps you comfortable, small, and stuck: the lies they told themselves, the cost of finally letting go, and how to tell discernment from doubt. If you've been calling it anxiety when it's really fear talking, this one's for you.

Dustin Runyon runs Apex, the #1 mega agent team inside eXp Realty — and he built it by being willing to lose people. Britany and Jamie sit down with him on the one number his entire business runs on, why he doesn't sell sunsets, and the moment he realized team meetings had turned into therapy sessions. He sold his car, moved his family into a hotel for two months, and started with five agents and every dollar he had — reporting back from inside the build for anyone in the messy middle.

Britany and Jamie get honest about the real cost of starting something new — the fear, the financial squeeze, the marriage conversations, and the moment becoming a parent flipped a switch on the mission. Tactical, vulnerable, and built for the founder in the messy middle.

Best-selling author, top-50 keynote speaker, and founder of the Confidence Creator brand. Heather walks through how to build unshakable confidence after a public setback — and how entrepreneurs can use it as fuel instead of a wall.