In this episode, Dan Rochon discusses the importance of focusing on consistent activities, such as lead generation, to build a successful real estate business. He shares the "bullseye script" and emphasizes how setting expectations with buyers can lead to better results. Through daily activities like prospecting, networking, and role-playing, Dan highlights how agents can take control of their business, earn trust, and ultimately succeed in a competitive market.

What you’ll learn on this episode

• Celebrate activity, not just outcomes.
• Use the "bullseye script" to manage buyer expectations.
• Focus on lead generation to ensure future results.
• Trust and consistency are key to success.
• Growth comes through developing unconscious competence.
• Setting clear expectations leads to trust and better client relationships.
• You control your success with daily, consistent activities.
• Celebrate the effort you put into your business, not just the results.

If you’re ready to move beyond unpredictable closings and build a business that thrives through structure and trust, this is where it starts.

Teach to Sell isn’t about scripts alone—it’s a complete methodology for mastering influence, setting expectations, and creating a sales process that feels natural, ethical, and effective. Inside, you’ll find the exact tools top agents use to build No Broke Months—one consistent day at a time.

Preorder Teach to Sell today and take control of your real estate career with confidence.

https://www.nobrokemonths.com/teach-to-sell-preorder

Resources mentioned in this episode

• Bullseye Script: A method to manage buyer expectations by focusing on price, location, or style of home when a perfect match doesn't exist.
• Teach to Sell: A philosophy for real estate agents to guide clients and earn trust, leading to consistent sales.

To find out more about Dan Rochon and the CPI Community, you can check these links:

• Website: No Broke Months
• Podcast: No Broke Months for Salespeople Podcast
• Instagram: @donrochonx
• Facebook: Dan Rochon
• LinkedIn: Dan Rochon
• Teach to Sell Preorder: Teach to Sell: Why Top Performers Never Sell – And What They Do Instead