In this episode, we talk to Christian Fussell. Christian is a young Dallas-Forth Worth real estate agent who began his adventure precisely around the beginning of COVID-19. He booked $5 million in volume in 2020, $11 million in 2021, and $13 million year to date. He has survived a pandemic and claims his secret sauce is developing genuine, trusting relationships. We guarantee you'll enjoy Christian's interview if you want to be a real estate agent or are looking for a "dreamy house" in the DFW area.
 
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Sticking with the theme of work-life balance, Brendan & Shaw are talking with Chris Murphy. Chris is a young entrepreneur in the Dallas-Forth Worth area who is passionate about teaching aspiring baseball players the fundamentals. Chris, a baseball player himself, decided the 9-5 grind wasn't for him, but he knew he had to make it work, save, and even work multiple jobs so he can set himself for success. Listen to this week episode as Brendan, Shaw, and Chris unpack a young entrepreneurs journey to financial independence. 

Brendan & Shaw are back to continue off of the work-life balance conversation, but they take a different look at this new work environment: salary. They walk through what they have experience and what they believe is the most optimal way for a young professional to ask for more compensation.