A short spoken monologue (YouTube short) advising that persistence and consistent system-building make most ideas work in real estate over time; contrasts people who grind long hours and suffer personal costs with agents who scale profitably (some reporting hundreds-to-thousands of transactions while working fewer hours) and warns about harmful social-media comparisons.
Everything works. That's the sucky part. If you stick with something long enough, unless it's just totally stupid idea and there's no proving it will work. It will work. You've got to do it and be consistent for a long enough period of time. Build a system around it. Some of those people are making no money and they're working like 80 hours a week, have no life, their marriage is crap, and their physical bodies are not where they need them to be. That is the dark side of social media, where you compare yourself, like, oh man, how'd they sell 287 homes? I've had members get to over a thousand transactions and do it working only a few hours per week, very profitably.
