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Episode Overview In this episode, John Kitchens, Jay Kinder, and Al Stasek bring the heat with a jam-packed, no-guest session that dives deep into where the real estate industry is headed—and what it takes to stay ahead. From the truth behind commission lawsuits to the rapid evolution of AI in marketing, the guys pull back the curtain on what real leaders are doing in 2025 to stay relevant, profitable, and highly valuable in a noisy world. They also unveil details for the 10th annual Rock the Spectrum and Agent to CEO event in Cleveland—and why it's the most high-impact, can't-miss event for top agents in the Honey Badger Nation. Key Topics Covered Rock the Spectrum & Agent to CEO 2024 Official dates announced: September 24–25 in Cleveland Why last year's Agent to CEO event set a new standard—and how 2024 is leveling up VIP access, exclusive music performances, and community like never before The Big Commission Lie Debunking the myth that 6% was ever a standard commission Why the lawsuit headlines were misleading—and what the real data says How agents can confidently defend their value without racing to the bottom The Rise of the Tribe Why tribalism and community are shaping business decisions more than ever How values, alignment, and culture are driving real estate migration patterns Why small, intimate events are outperforming large conferences in 2025 Owning the Problem = Owning the Market Lessons from StoryBrand: stop being the hero, start being the guide Why clarity of your client's problem positions you as the authority How to dominate your niche by solving one thing better than anyone else AI-Powered Consumer vs. Agent Authority The #1 complaint from modern consumers: “I know more than my agent” Why agents must evolve past templates and become true expert advisors CHSA/CHBA's role in restoring trust, value, and leadership in the transaction Marketing to One Person at Scale How to use ChatGPT to profile the ideal buyer persona for every listing Why one-to-one relevance at scale is the new gold standard in lead gen Real-world examples of AI creating high-converting, hyper-specific marketing strategies The AI Collaboration Opportunity How collaboration—not resistance—is the agent's advantage with AI Why service, proactivity, and personal touch will never go out of style The real key: becoming the expert on what consumers don't know they need yet The Future of CHSA/CHBA in an AI World Why the foundational principles of CHSA/CHBA matter more than ever How to adapt the system for today's AI-powered buyer and seller landscape Why process, preparation, and personalization win every time Resources Mentioned HoneyBadgerNation.com – Tickets, merch, CHSA/CHBA, Honey Badger of the Month StoryBrand by Donald Miller – Framework for owning a problem and guiding clients The AI-Driven Leader – Must-read for agents, brokers, and team leaders in 2025 The Advantage by Patrick Lencioni – Recommended foundational read CHSA & CHBA Systems – Learn how to increase perceived value and authority in every deal Honey Badger Nation Legacy Merch – New drops available now "If you own the problem, you own the market." – John Kitchens Connect with Us: Instagram: @johnkitchenscoach LinkedIn: @johnkitchenscoach Facebook: @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!

Topics for this week's show include: - Should the Lakers fire Luke Walton? Does Tyson Chandler resolve any of their issues? - The ongoing mess in Cleveland - Why the Wizards are falling short of expectations - Who is the second-best team in the West: Blazers, Nuggets or Rockets? - Who is the third-best team in the East: Celtics, Bucks or 76ers? - Make or Miss: Anthony Davis, Omri Casspi, Jimmy Butler, Donovan Mitchell

Comedian and Jail Princess Chelsea King joins the Fat Woke Boyz to discuss her hatred of Andy Warhol. Is he a talented pop artist, or an abusive talent curator? Who are they talking about when they draw parallels with Cleveland? Why was he so mean to Edie?! Lots to get through and unpack here. This episode is brought to you by: Chris Clem (@Chris_Clem) Brit Fox (xfoxrox IG & Snapchat) Jess Faulstich (@epicfaul) Plight of the Stripperherder (plightofthestripperherder.blogspot.com) Recorded by Mike Calhoun. Produced by Pete Milk. #Cleveland #Comedy #Art #PopArt #Abuse #VelvetUnderground #LouReedIsACunt #Speed #Meth #Apologists

Mike and Moe break down every NBA Playoff series and predict first-round winners. They provide the final answer on who wins an NBA series between the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls and 2015-16 Golden State Warriors. What will it take to keep LeBron James happy in Cleveland? Why does Mike get emotional over an ESPN documentary? The hosts bid their final farewells to Kobe Bryant.

It’s the end of the world! And since our eyeglasses are intact, we have time enough at last, to read. We discuss Maureen McHugh’s “After the Apocalypse” short-story collection, Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road,” and other apocalypse tales we have known. Do zombies have their own David Attenborough, leading expeditions into Cleveland? Why should you be afraid if heavy snowfall combines with the appearance of strange invisible magic ghost sex-dragon monsters? And why does John Siracusa plan to ride out the apocalypse in style? We ask several of these questions, but you’ll have to listen to see if we ever answer any of them. Host Jason Snell with John Siracusa, Lisa Schmeiser and Scott McNulty.