The conversation delves was recorded live from our Tuesday call but discusses the importance of prioritizing relationships, identifying natural overlaps, and being intentional about building connections. It also explores the concept of the greatness tracker and the hierarchy of relationship-building activities.

Takeaways

• Prioritize relationships
• Identify natural overlaps
• Utilize the greatness tracker for relationship-building activities

Chapters

• 00:00 Prioritizing Relationships
• 03:11 Identifying Natural Overlaps
• 06:02 The Greatness Tracker and Relationship Hierarchy

Anthropic just shipped Record a Skill. You record yourself doing a task once, and Claude turns it into a repeatable skill it can run for you.

Justin Core walks through the use case that sold him on it: editing his Riverside videos. He recorded the process one time, capturing screen, clicks, typing, and voice, sent it to Claude, and got back an automation that saves him 10+ minutes per video.

In this episode:

• How Record a Skill works inside Claude
• The full walkthrough, from recording the task to running the finished skill
• Why this is more like training a new hire than writing a prompt
• What not to leave on screen while you record
• How to figure out which of your recurring tasks are worth recording first

If you do the same task every day or every listing cycle, it is probably replaceable. This episode shows what that looks like in practice.

The conversation explores the challenges of real estate transactions, including inspection issues, negotiating repairs and costs, considerations for both buyers and sellers, and guiding customers through the process. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the mindset of buyers and sellers and helping them navigate the complexities of property repairs and maintenance.

Takeaways

• Understanding the challenges of real estate transactions
• Guiding customers through property repair and maintenance processes

Chapters

• 00:00 Challenges in Real Estate Transactions
• 02:25 Uncovering Inspection Issues
• 05:20 Negotiating Repairs and Costs
• 08:15 Considerations for Buyer and Seller
• 11:15 Guiding Customers Through the Process

Justin Core shares his experience at EXP Con International in Paris, highlighting the differences from the US event and the potential for rapid growth in the international market. He also discusses the impact of AI on real estate agents and the announcement of a new platform called Nexus by EXP.

Takeaways

• EXP Con International offers a more intimate experience compared to the US event, and the international market shows potential for rapid growth.
• AI is a significant topic for real estate agents, with EXP's announcement of the Nexus platform aiming to streamline business operations and integration with AI assistants.

Chapters

• 00:00 EXP Con International Experience
• 03:23 International Market Potential
• 05:46 Impact of AI on Real Estate Agents
• 07:42 Announcement of Nexus Platform

Most real estate agents overlook one critical truth:

The appraisal process can make or break your deal long before closing day.

If you’re tired of appraisal gaps, low valuations, and last-minute surprises killing transactions, this episode is your wake-up call.

Justin Core breaks down the “10% Problem” and reveals how top agents proactively prepare for appraisals instead of reacting when it’s too late. From meeting appraisers on-site to building bulletproof comp packages, you’ll learn how to protect your deals, control the narrative, and position yourself as the strongest advocate for your client.

Inside this episode:

• Why appraisals are becoming more difficult in today’s market
• How to prepare BEFORE the appraiser shows up
• The exact strategies top agents use to defend value
• How market volatility impacts appraisal outcomes
• Why storytelling and positioning matter more than most agents realize
• The “defense attorney” mindset every serious agent needs

Justin shares tactical, real-world strategies agents can use immediately to reduce risk, avoid valuation surprises, and close more deals with confidence.

If you want to stop losing transactions to appraisal issues and start navigating appraisals like a pro, this episode is your playbook.

Hit play and learn how to protect your next deal before the appraisal ever happens.

Most investors don’t fail because they lack effort... They fail because they’re playing a game they don’t understand.

In this episode, we break down the real key to winning in real estate: mastering your money mindset and aligning your strategy with the game you’re actually in.

Using the rise and fall of companies like Cisco, Yahoo, and Pets.com, we reveal a hard truth: what looks like a winning strategy in one game can destroy you in another. Momentum isn’t a blueprint, and confusing the two is where most people lose.

You’ll learn:

• Why different investors see the same deal completely differently
  
• The critical shift from chasing quick wins to building long-term wealth
  
• How to identify your unique investor “game” and stick to it
  
• Why your time horizon is your biggest competitive advantage
  

If you’ve ever felt distracted by trends, overwhelmed by options, or unsure if you’re making the right moves — this is your reset.

Stop copying other players.

Start winning your game.

Listen now and get crystal clear on how you build real, lasting wealth.

The conversation delves into the psychology of money, the concept of controlling luck and risk, and the unfair advantage of creating clarity for buyers and sellers. It also explores the process of creating a seller net sheet and the importance of understanding the whole picture when working with clients.

The conversation explores the significance of systems over goals, emphasizing the need for a repeatable and scalable process in real estate. It delves into the development of a comprehensive listing intake workflow and the importance of classifying the property and gathering detailed information. The focus is on ensuring a high-quality intake process and creating a referable experience through a well-defined process.