Short YouTube interview by Real Estate Team OS with Levi Rodgers, a former Special Forces Green Beret who, after surviving an IED attack in Afghanistan and retiring from the US Army, transitioned into a real estate career. The clip centers on adaptability in real estate—positioning the industry as a constant startup environment and arguing it’s better to change proactively than be forced to change.
We're talking with Levi Rogers. He was deployed all over the world as a Special Forces Green Beret. After surviving an IED attack in Afghanistan, he retired from the US army and started a real estate career. Thanks for talking Team OS today, Levi.
Thank you for having me. I'm really excited.
That's what this is all about is every story is different. There's something to be learned from everyone.
You know, real estate is like this constant startup environment. If you're afraid of change, you know you should something you should fear more is being changed. Need to have an organizational decision to be adaptable. It's far easier and better to change under your control ahead of being changed.
But adaptability, like, how do you build that? Is that a cultural component? Do you actually have like some formal standards around adaptability or is it just this thing that you talk about and live out and try to model.
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