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The Faithful Real Estate Agent | Sell By Referral, Work Life Balance, Time Management, Productivity, Real Estate Systems, Realtor Dad, Lead Generation, Christian Realtor, Realtor of Faith

The Faithful Real Estate Agent | Sell By Referral, Work Life Balance, Time Management, Productivity, Real Estate Systems, Realtor Dad, Lead Generation, Christian Realtor, Realtor of Faith

著者： Garrett Maroon | Work Life Balance Expert Time Management Avoid Burnout Sell More Homes and Make More Money Real Estate Agent Real Estate Dad Christian Realtor
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A Top 5% Globally Ranked Real Estate Agent Podcast for Top Performing Realtors of Faith Who Want Proven Systems to Sell More Homes and Make More Money Without Burnout or Sacrificing Their Family.


Do you feel forced to choose between building a successful real estate business and being fully present in the areas of life that matter most? Are you a high-performing Christian realtor feeling worn down by the real estate grind—trying to follow God while the industry pushes hustle at all costs? Does your business look great on paper, but your work-life balance and peace at home feel off?


I’m so glad you’re here.


The Faithful Agent is a podcast for real estate agents who want to grow a successful business without burning out or losing what matters most. This show helps you build real estate systems and structure that put you back in control of your time—so you can grow your income, stay present at home, and experience real peace in business.


Inside the podcast, you’ll learn how to:

  • Build systems and leverage that help you sell more homes without working more hours
  • Create predictable income for realtors so financial pressure doesn’t follow you home
  • Replace burnout and the real estate grind with intentional, faith-driven business growth


The goal isn’t just becoming a more successful realtor.

It’s building a business and schedule you actually enjoy now—not someday—one that lets you win at work without losing what matters most.


Hey, I’m Garrett—husband, dad of five, and high-producing real estate agent.

For years, I chased the industry’s definition of success—more deals, more money, more recognition—while quietly missing family dinners and date nights. I was productive, but I was becoming a burned-out realtor, and my faith and peace were taking a back seat.


I realized that if I wanted real freedom in this business, I couldn’t just work harder—I needed a solid framework, better structure, and smarter real estate systems.


So I built a plan that honored my faith and my family, not just my production goals. A few simple, intentional strategies allowed me to grow my business, sell a high volume of homes, and still be present at the dinner table every night.

Now, through realtor coaching and this podcast, I help other real estate agents do the same.


If you’re ready to build structure that honors God—so your business can grow while your family still gets the best of you—you’re in the right place.


So grab your coffee, dust off that Bible, and let’s dive in.


📧 garrett@garrettmaroon.com


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  • TOP REPLAY | Discover the Key to Unwavering Faith (Even in Real Estate) with Janet Brinck

    TOP REPLAY | Discover the Key to Unwavering Faith (Even in Real Estate) with Janet Brinck
    2026/07/09

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    Have questions or need help?

    📧 Email Me - garrett@garrettmaroon.com

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    In light of last week's roundtable discussion with Janet Brinck, we're replaying her first episode on the show — a well-loved conversation about God's faithfulness in her real estate journey.

    Janet opens up about a season of her life that looked polished on the outside — top producer, growing team, "Miss Real Estate" reputation — while everything behind the scenes was falling apart. She walks through the day her house was raided by FBI and ATF agents, learning her husband was headed to federal prison, and the years of debt, fear, and single-handedly rebuilding her business and family that followed. Janet traces her path from that rock-bottom moment through joining Keller Williams because of a sign on the wall that read "God, Family, Business," to stepping down from a team leader role in 2020 when she realized her life was out of alignment with her values, to eventually checking herself into rehab for alcohol in 2022. She shares how surrendering control — instead of white-knuckling her way through faith — became the turning point that led her to her three life words: fearless, authentic, and faithful. This episode is a raw reminder that God's faithfulness shows up most clearly in the seasons we'd never choose for ourselves.

    Key Takeaways

    • Looking successful and being okay are not the same thing — Janet spent years performing "Miss Real Estate" while her personal life was in crisis, and pulling back the curtain on that gap is where real healing and connection start.
    • A crisis can become the moment you actually start trusting God instead of just saying you do — Janet's surrender happened not when life was easy, but when she had no other option left.
    • Business alignment isn't just about production — Janet's 2020 decision to step down from a team leader role came from recognizing "God, Family, Business" had quietly become "Business, Business, Business."
    • Vulnerability multiplies impact — Janet's willingness to share her rehab story and past trauma publicly has connected her with far more people than her production numbers ever did.
    • Community events like conferences can be genuinely used by God for timing and connection, even when the "why" isn't obvious until later.
    • Faith and inclusivity aren't in conflict — you can hold your convictions firmly and still love and include people who believe differently than you do.

    Need help winning at work without losing at life? I'm here for you!

    📖 Get the FREE E-Book — The Faithful Agent ebook is my gift to you; it's full of biblical truths about your calling, reflection questions, and practical steps to win at work without losing at life. Download it here: https://www.garrettmaroon.com/faithfulagentebook

    📱 Want to talk business? Shoot me an email: garrett@garrettmaroon.com
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  • 297 | Priority Isn't Plural: A Roundtable Discussion on Time, Trust & Surrender with Janet Brinck

    297 | Priority Isn't Plural: A Roundtable Discussion on Time, Trust & Surrender with Janet Brinck
    2026/07/02
    Get your ticket for The Gathering! Use code FIRST50 for 50% off - https://stan.store/AlignedAgent/p/the-gathering--tz4xi2mgHave questions or need help? 📧 Email Me - garrett@garrettmaroon.com---------------For 500 years, the word "priority" only ever meant one thing — the first thing. Then somewhere along the way we pluralized it, and convinced ourselves we could have several "first things" at once. In this roundtable episode, Garrett and Cole are joined by their good friend Janet Brinck for an honest, unfiltered conversation about what it actually looks like to protect one priority in a business — and a season of life — that constantly pulls in a dozen directions.This week's episode is a roundtable conversation with Janet Brinck, a top-producing Christian real estate agent and leader in the SALT (Servant Agents Leading Together) community, joining Garrett and Cole for a raw, honest conversation about priority (not priorities), time, and what it actually looks like to build a referral-based real estate business without losing your walk with God. Janet opens up about stepping down as CEO of a Keller Williams franchise, the season of her life that forced her to fully surrender control, and why "God, family, business" as a hierarchy was actually part of the problem.This conversation is built for the Christian real estate agent who is tired of chasing more leads while quietly losing time with the people who matter most. Garrett, Cole, and Janet talk candidly about the pressure every faith-based realtor feels to always be reachable, always be producing, and always be saying yes — and why that pressure often comes from a lack of trust rather than a lack of discipline. They dig into biblical business principles around work, rest, and ambition, including a hard look at Luke 21:34 and what it means to "watch yourself" so your heart isn't weighed down by the cares of this life.Key Takeaways"Priority" was never meant to be plural. For 500 years it meant one thing — the first thing. Treating everything as a priority quietly guarantees that nothing actually is.Overworking is usually a trust problem, not a discipline problem. Saying yes to everything often comes from fear that God won't provide if you say no.There's a difference between working "for God" and working "from" Him. Building from a place of identity and rest looks different than building to prove something or earn approval."God, family, business" as a stacked priority order can still miss the point. The goal isn't ranking categories — it's letting God be present in all of them at once, not compartmentalized.Proximity shapes priorities. Surrounding yourself with people who chase the Lord (not just bigger production numbers) will change what you say yes and no to.The moments that matter rarely show up as urgent. A daughter's birthday, a quiet morning, a Sabbath afternoon — these are easy to sacrifice for "just a little more work," but they're the ones you can't get back.Praying for your clients — not just about your goals — shifts your posture. It reorients a real estate business away from self-interest and back toward genuinely serving people.Practical StepsSpend time in real stillness this week and ask God directly: what am I saying yes to that I need to say no to?Before your next "just a quick question" client text on a weekend, decide in advance what your boundary is — and hold it.Identify one relationship in your circle that's pulling you toward hustle over presence, and one that's pulling you toward the Lord — lean into the second.Try praying specifically for your current clients (not just about closing them) and notice how it shifts your approach.Do the "age 80 on the park bench" exercise: picture what you want to be true then, and ask if today's calendar is actually building toward it.Connect with Janet:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Janet.Brinck.RealtorWebsite - https://www.thesaltyagent.com/Need help winning at work without losing at life? I'm here for you!📖 Get the FREE E-Book — The Faithful Agent ebook is my gift to you; it's full of biblical truths about your calling, reflection questions, and practical steps to win at work without losing at life. Download it here: https://www.garrettmaroon.com/faithfulagentebook📱 Want to talk business? Shoot me an email: garrett@garrettmaroon.com
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    48 分
  • 296 | Do You Have an Exit Strategy? How to Build Passive Income with Rebekah Taylor

    296 | Do You Have an Exit Strategy? How to Build Passive Income with Rebekah Taylor
    2026/06/25
    Have questions or need help? 📧 Email Me - garrett@garrettmaroon.com---------------Have you ever been to a real estate agent's retirement party? The running joke is that there isn't one; they just keep selling until they can't. In this episode of The Faithful Agent, Cole and I sit down with Rebekah Taylor — passive income strategist, co-founder of MachSpeed Lending, and the American Apartment Owners Association's 2024 Best Passive Income Expert — to ask the question most agents avoid: what's your exit strategy?As a realtor, your time is tied directly to your income. It's transactional; you have to produce to get paid, which means you're constantly trading your most valuable asset for your next commission check. But what happens when you don't want to keep selling, or you reach a season where you can't? Rebekah has invested in over a thousand rental units nationwide and managed millions in private equity, and she's here to show agents that there's a middle ground between "buy all your own rentals" and "throw it in the stock market and forget it."This is a conversation about stewardship. We get into the practical side — house hacking, real estate syndications, self-directed IRAs, hard money lending, and the tax advantages most agents have no idea they're leaving on the table (depreciation, bonus depreciation, cost segregation, and qualified real estate professional status). But we also get into the heart side: how do you discern which opportunities the Lord is actually calling you toward instead of chasing every idea you hear on a podcast?If you've ever felt the golden handcuffs of big commission checks while quietly wondering whether you're building anything that lasts, this one's for you. Rebekah closes with simple, actionable advice on budgeting, living below your means, and putting your money to work so that one day, work can become optional — and you can be present for the moments that matter most.Key TakeawaysYour time is your most valuable asset, so build an off-ramp. As an agent, your income stops when you stop. Creating alternative streams of income protects you when deals fall through and gives you a real exit strategy instead of selling until you're 83.You already understand real estate better than the stock market. Agents have a built-in advantage — you know property, values, and locations. Rebekah's challenge: why pour everything into a market you don't understand when you could invest in the space you know cold?There's a middle ground between active and passive. You don't have to choose between buying your own rentals and doing nothing. Syndications let you come in as a silent limited partner, while debt funds and hard money lending offer another path entirely — without the toilets, tenants, and trash.The tax benefits are massive — and most agents miss them. Depreciation, bonus depreciation, and cost segregation studies can create paper losses that offset your active income. Because realtors can qualify for real estate professional status (track those 750+ hours and talk to your CPA), those write-offs can work against your GCI in ways most other professions never get.Hard money is about speed and convenience. Rebekah's Coke-at-Sheetz vs. a-12-pack-at-Sam's-Club analogy nails it — you pay more to get funded in days instead of waiting weeks on a bank. MaxSpeed runs around 13.5% annualized on roughly six-month terms for flips, builds, and gap funding.The debt fund is the steady, hands-off option. A one-year hold, 10% under $500K (11% over), quarterly distributions, compounding if you reinvest, and backed by collateral. No tax benefits on the debt side — but it pairs beautifully with the equity side that does carry them.Stewardship starts with a heart check. Don't chase every opportunity you hear. Garrett's story — feeling called to be a landlord, then sensing the Lord say "that's not what I want you to do" — is the reminder to ask first. And Joey's $10 million analogy lands the point: if someone trusted you with that, you'd invest time learning to manage it well. That's exactly what the Lord has done.Start with your budget. Know your numbers, live below your means, tithe, and invest the difference. Make the hard choices early so that work can eventually become optional — and you're free to say no without guilt when it matters.Connect with Rebekah:Website: https://machspeedlending.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-taylor1986/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@passiveincomeplaybookrtNeed help winning at work without losing at life? I'm here for you!📖 Get the FREE E-Book — The Faithful Agent ebook is my gift to you; it's full of biblical truths about your calling, reflection questions, and practical steps to win at work without losing at life. Download it here: https://www.garrettmaroon.com/faithfulagentebook📱 Want to talk business? Shoot me an email: garrett@garrettmaroon.com
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    43 分
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