Free community
The community is where most people should start. Stay informed, ask real questions, meet like minded people, and learn from experiences that never make it onto a brokerage website.
What happens inside
The community is free and it is genuinely useful. It is also the honest test of whether this industry excites you before you spend anything.
The questions you cannot ask a brokerage you are trying to get hired by, answered by people already inside the business.
What is moving, which regions are busy, what owners and clients are asking for, and what it means if you are entering now.
Meet other people entering the industry and the people already working in it. Some of the best opportunities start as a conversation.
Selected threads from the community, so you can see the level of the conversation before you join.
Started tracking where my last ten enquiries came from. Six were referrals, two came from an owner introduction, one from a broker who was over capacity, and one from Instagram. Almost none came from anywhere a beginner would think to look.
I have hospitality experience and two years in luxury travel. Is that enough to be taken seriously, or do I need to get onboard first? Anyone here made that jump and can say what actually worked?
If you are still telling clients you can find them anything in late July, you are going to have a difficult spring. Worth planning your availability conversations differently this year.
Six weeks after finishing the chapters on qualifying and presenting, I signed my first charter. The part that made the difference was asking better questions in the first call instead of sending twenty options.
The community lives on Skool. You join there directly, and this site stays what it should be: the front door. No second login, no duplicate account, no fake member area.