A loose Friday reset that turns gratitude, feeling, and action into practical coaching.
The Friday installment opens in a loose register and then finds its footing in a gratitude exercise that lands best when it shifts from inventory to feeling.

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Blunt coaching for listing-focused agents.
Real Estate Training & Coaching School is a fast, talk-it-through coaching show for real estate agents who need listings, cleaner prequalification, and steadier habits. Tim and Julie Harris move from agent anxiety to scripts, follow-up rules, AI talk, and hard resets for agents stuck in feast-or-famine cycles.
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Real Estate Training & Coaching School is a daily-feeling coaching room for agents who are tired of confusing motion with pipeline. The core obsession is listings. Tim and Julie Harris keep circling back to the same practical truth: agents do not need more vague leads as much as they need sharper prequalification, faster follow-up, and better conversations with people who may actually sell. The show can be blunt. It is also specific. Episodes break down seller scripts, listing appointment setup, commission defense, lead quality, and the difference between looking busy and building predictable income. A common episode begins with an agent problem that sounds ordinary, such as inconsistent cash flow, wasted appointments, or fear around prospecting. Then the hosts push it into a skill issue. What was the seller’s motivation? Who else are they interviewing? Did the agent call back fast enough? Is the appointment a one-stop or two-stop situation? Those questions become the show’s operating system. Buyer leads are not treated as equal to seller leads, and daily contacts are not treated as magic unless they are aimed at the right categories. The show has little patience for generic schedules, empty hustle, or hoping personality will carry a listing presentation. Preparation starts before the appointment. Follow-up starts before the competition wakes up. There is mindset work, but it is usually grounded in performance under pressure: anxiety, overwhelm, gratitude, consistency, and getting back into action. Some Friday episodes stretch beyond listings into AI, robots, wearables, and the pace of change in real estate. Those detours still serve the same audience: working agents trying to adapt before the market forces them to. The style is conversational and sometimes messy in a useful way. Points repeat, examples interrupt, and the show sounds more like live coaching than polished curriculum. For agents who want calm inspiration, it may feel intense. For agents who want scripts, urgency, and a sharper listing business, that intensity is the point.
Made for: Real estate agents who want more listings, better seller conversations, and cleaner daily lead habits. It especially suits agents who already know the basics but keep slipping into inconsistent pipeline, weak follow-up, or low-value appointments.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by treating common agent stress as a practical sales-systems problem, then demonstrating the language, questions, and follow-up behavior needed to fix it. Its coaching style is loose and conversational, but its advice is unusually direct about listings, seller motivation, and lead quality.
Real Estate Training & Coaching School is the longest-running daily real estate podcast for real estate agents, brokers, and aspiring agents who want practical real estate training, professional real estate coaching, and real-world systems that work in any market. Hosted by Tim Harris and Julie Harris, internationally recognized real estate coaches, best-selling authors, and top-ranked leaders at eXp Realty, this podcast delivers daily real estate coaching focused on listings, lead generation, scripts, mindset, and long-term business ownership. This daily real estate podcast for agents covers: Real estate training for new and experienced agents Proven real estate coaching systems used by top…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tim and Julie Harris make real estate sales problems legible by tracing them back to preparation, follow-up, qualification and professional habits.
Tim and Julie Harris turn the working mechanics of real estate sales into direct coaching conversations. They move from qualifying buyers and sellers to preparing listing presentations, protecting commission and managing online reviews, usually translating the issue into…
One minute you're prequalifying sellers; the next, Tim and Julie are debating showing robots.
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A loose Friday reset that turns gratitude, feeling, and action into practical coaching.
The Friday installment opens in a loose register and then finds its footing in a gratitude exercise that lands best when it shifts from inventory to feeling.
A practical lesson in using seller answers to shape stronger listing appointments.
Prequalifying comes across as a core listing skill with real stakes. Tim and Julie Harris focus on questions that help an agent understand the seller's situation: which other agents have been contacted, whether anyone has called back, and whether appointments are already on the…
A blunt reminder that missed listings usually start with weak qualification.
The episode frames prequalifying as the main answer to missed listings and weak appointment conversion, and that point lands clearly from the outset.
A coaching conversation that expands AI from a screen-based tool into a broader force changing how real estate agents think about work.
The episode first frames AI as a category shift, then as a work tool. Tim and Julie Harris move from ChatGPT on a computer to physical AI, wearables, agentic systems, and robots, pressing the point that the pace of change is already outpacing the labels people use for it.
The listing presentation begins with the first seller contact, not at the appointment.
Tim and Julie Harris frame a won listing as something shaped well before the seller appointment. The episode's clearest lesson is that the listing presentation begins with the first contact: answering promptly, returning calls and texts quickly, and sending a pre-listing package…
A real estate coaching episode that frames AI's speed and shifting categories as an immediate concern for agents.
This Real Estate Coaching Radio episode gives AI a hard reset, treating it less as another app in the toolbox and more as a fast-moving shift agents need to understand.
A practical coaching episode on reputation, negative reviews, and why Google alone is not the whole picture.
The episode frames online reputation as a live business asset for agents, then usefully moves beyond the comfort of a strong Google profile. Tim and Julie Harris make the case that AI-driven recommendations may draw from a broader set of signals, including reputation, community…






Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
Real estate coaches Tim and Julie Harris argue that AI and humanoid robots are not distant futures but imminent realities that will transform the industry within months.
This episode teaches real estate agents five essential pre-qualification questions to avoid wasting time on unproductive seller appointments by understanding client motivations.
Tim and Julie Harris present a blueprint for real estate agents to master online reputation in the AI era.
Anxiety is the thread.
This episode provides real estate agents with six essential pre-qualification questions to avoid wasting time on unproductive appointments and focus on qualified leads.
This show is about prequalifying.
This episode provides a simple daily system for real estate agents to achieve consistent listings, closings, and predictable income by focusing on key conversations and activities.
This episode provides a daily system of 10 conversations to help real estate agents achieve consistent listings and income, inspired by a high-earning client's struggle with feast-and-famine cycles.
AI is the starting point.
Real Estate Coaching Radio’s Tim and Julie Harris argue that cutting a listing commission can become expensive fast when the average U.S.
Tim and Julie Harris say agents lack listings because of 'random activity creates random income,' and they propose a seven-day listing sprint built on 10 daily contacts.
Tim and Julie Harris argue that overpricing to "buy the listing" costs agents time, credibility and referrals, and they offer a script for listing at $839 against a $799 CMA.
Real Estate Coaching Radio hosts Tim and Julie Harris say that for sale by owners and expireds are the two lead sources that are 'always available' and free, and that they depend on skill rather than market conditions.
This episode presents a 2026 Buyer Agreement Playbook to help real estate agents secure exclusive contracts and get paid before showing homes, addressing common issues like buyer ghosting and compliance.
This episode of Real Estate Coaching Radio introduces a discussion on how real estate agents can build income without working more, framed by a personal story about the host's daughter go-karting.
This episode discusses how AI is poised to transform real estate by generating and selling leads to agents, potentially making them assistants to AI systems while highlighting the importance of proactive lead generation to avoid dependency.
This episode provides a condensed 10-day plan for real estate agents to effectively launch new listings and manage seller expectations to avoid doubts and ensure successful sales.