What does it take to build a successful home staging business from the ground up?

In this episode of the Mind Body Method Podcast, I sit down with Jason Saft, founder of Stage to Sell Home, to talk about entrepreneurship, sobriety, discipline, and scaling a creative real estate business.

Jason shares how getting sober nearly nine years ago became the turning point that transformed both his life and his company. From scrappy early real estate hustles to forming his LLC, upgrading his warehouse operations, and earning recognition from The New Yorker and The New York Times — this is a conversation about obsession, standards, and long-term growth.

We unpack:

• How sobriety sharpened Jason’s leadership and focus
• The physical grind behind running a home staging company
• Using real estate market data to stage homes for the right buyers
• Avoiding burnout and creative plateaus
• Evolving your aesthetic while scaling your business
• Building reputation, mentorship, and industry recognition

If you’re an entrepreneur, creative founder, or someone rebuilding your life with intention — this episode offers real insight into the mindset behind sustainable success.

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Jason Saft is the founder of Stage to Sell Home, a New York-based home staging company known for thoughtful, buyer-focused design and award-winning projects featured in major publications. His work blends aesthetic instinct with real estate strategy — proving that great staging is both art and analytics.

For more about Jason and Stage to Sell Home go to https://www.stagedtosellhome.com/

Write to me at: Questions@MindBodyMethodPodcast.com

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