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Everyone sees the bright lights of the UFC. Few understand what it actually takes to get there—and why most fighters aren’t prepared when the moment comes. In this episode, Chris Horodecki and Sam Stout break down how they’re building a real pathway for fighters to develop, compete, and earn their place the right way. What you’ll learn -F2 to UFC: Why amateur structure matters and how it prepares fighters for the pro stage -Fighters first: Fair matchmaking, no exclusive contracts, and long-term athlete development -Real experience: Why high-production amateur events change everything for performance -The readiness gap: What most fighters are missing before turning professional -Martial arts mindset: Discipline, humility, and earning respect through the process -Community impact: How gyms bring together people from all walks of life -Legacy driven: Honoring Coach Sean Tompkins through building the next generation Chris Horodecki and Sam Stout are UFC veterans with decades of experience competing and coaching at the highest level. They are the founders of Rising Stars, an amateur MMA promotion designed to bridge the gap between local competition and the global stage. Justin Konikow runs Prime’s multi-market operations and hosts conversations that connect performance, business, and real-world execution. If this helped, subscribe, like, and drop a question—Justin will pull the best into a follow-up Q&A. Share this with a fighter, coach, or competitor who respects the grind and wants to do it right. 🎧Listen to Prime People Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/prime-people-the-strategies-behind-extraordinary-success/id1482027030 🚀Get FIRST access to Exclusive PDF's, Tools, and Events: http://eepurl.com/igsZZj 📸Content Creation Guide - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUA09nUWZ84 🏢 Connect with me here: 📧[email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Everyone talks about “motivation.” Few understand that real performance isn’t built on hype—it’s built on discipline, recovery, and mastering your own mind. In this episode, former Olympic athlete Miranda breaks down what actually separates high performers from everyone else—and why most people are training the wrong things. What you’ll learn -Motivation is a myth: Why consistency and habits matter more than feeling inspired -Saboteurs exposed: How patterns like perfectionism and hyper-achievement secretly hold you back -Flow state access: Simple techniques to move from stress into peak performance -Mental vs physical: Why training your body is just as important as training your mind -Recovery is required: How high performers protect energy and avoid burnout -Pre-performance routines: How to prepare your mind before high-stakes moments -Values alignment: Why sustainable success starts from within—not external pressure Miranda is a former Canadian Olympic basketball player who competed in three Olympic Games and carried the flag for Team Canada at Tokyo 2020. She now works as a leadership and performance consultant, helping individuals and teams unlock sustainable, high-level performance. Justin Konikow runs Prime’s multi-market operations and brings real-world conversations at the intersection of performance, business, and mindset. If this helped, subscribe, like, and drop a question—Justin will pull the best into a follow-up Q&A. Share this with someone chasing high performance but missing the foundation. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Everyone talks about “going viral.” Few talk about what it costs—your identity, your creativity, and your long-term fulfillment. In this episode, Chris Evans breaks down why the best creators aren’t chasing attention—they’re chasing truth, and that changes everything. What you’ll learn -Authenticity wins: Why being yourself is the hardest—but most powerful—move -From passion to profession: How Chris evolved from filming for fun to producing globally recognized work -Audience trap: How chasing validation slowly disconnects you from your real voice -Burnout reality: Why creators lose momentum—and how to avoid it -Tools vs. control: Using social media and AI without letting them control your direction -Creative confidence: Why you don’t need better gear—you need to trust yourself -Story over strategy: Why real stories outperform forced content every time Chris Evans is a director and founder of Sevens, a creative brand built on authentic collaboration and storytelling. He also launched Sevens Social, a space designed for creators to connect, experiment, and grow without judgment. Justin Konikow runs Prime’s multi-market operations and brings conversations that bridge creativity and business. If this helped, subscribe, like, and drop a question—Justin will pull the best into a follow-up Q&A. Share this with a creator who’s tired of chasing trends and ready to build something real. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Does your business actually work without you? 🚀🏗️ In this episode of the Prime People Podcast, we sit down with David Hori, a startup veteran who has navigated high-level exits to tech giants like Toyota. David doesn't think like a consultant; he thinks like a buyer. He’s here to ask the uncomfortable questions: If you stepped away tomorrow, what would break? If you are a service professional, real estate agent, or entrepreneur struggling to move from "founder-led" to "systems-led," this is your roadmap. We discuss how to extricate yourself from the day-to-day, how to simplify complex processes, and why your personal brand might actually be hurting your company's resale value. In this video, you’ll learn: The "80/10/10" Rule: How to stay involved in vision while automating delivery. Personal Brand vs. Enterprise Value: Why being the "face" of the business can be a trap. The Culture of Excellence: Lessons from Tom Brady on maintaining standards as you scale. Breaking the Revenue Ceiling: Why most businesses get stuck at $3M and how to push through. The Power of Content: How a social media presence reduces the sales cycle by 30%. David Hori is an M&A expert and acquisition entrepreneur. After years of building VC-funded startups and leading companies through major acquisitions, he now focuses on buying existing businesses and applying scale frameworks to drive massive growth. Join us for real conversations with the practitioners who are actually doing the work. Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to never miss a masterclass on business and real estate. #BusinessScaling #Entrepreneurship #ExitStrategy #SystemsAndProcesses #DavidHorry #PrimePeoplePodcast #BuyBackYourTime #EnterpriseValue Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Stop chasing leads and start building a referral engine. 🏡✨ In this episode of the Prime People Podcast, we sit down with Kim Heizmann, a top producer at Oakwyn Realty and a multi-year Golden Heart Award winner. Kim has mastered the most emotionally and financially taxing sector of real estate: Relocations. If you’ve ever felt the weight of "transactional fatigue" or struggled to keep your referral partners in the loop, this conversation is for you. Kim breaks down her exact 6-email system that ensures no client (or colleague) is ever left in the dark. We dive deep into the importance of organized real estate, the role of AI as a tool for humanity, and why "Always Be Caring" beats "Always Be Closing" every single time. In this video, you’ll learn: The 6 simple email templates that revolutionized Kim’s business. How to manage the high-stakes anxiety of cross-country relocations. The "Visionary vs. Integrator" dynamic: How to delegate what you hate. Why 36% of Kim's business comes strictly from agent-to-agent referrals. Navigating the future of AI and transparency in the housing market. Kim Heizmann is a seasoned Realtor with nearly 20 years of experience, the incoming chair for the British Columbia Real Estate Association, and the leader of a highly successful family-run real estate team. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Everyone talks about “scaling with AI.” Few design the systems, standards, and safeguards that make scale safe—especially when the work is emotional, high-stakes, and human. In this episode, Coyne breaks down how to architect agentic AI that’s simple, secure, and actually ships—plus what leaders need to know heading into 2026–2027.  What you’ll learn Agentic AI that works: Where LLMs belong (and don’t), retry logic, rate limits, and human-in-the-loop checkpoints Security > shiny: Data hygiene, role-based access, and why “context engineering” beats prompt soup Compliance reality check: Fair housing, audits, and why brokerages need proof, not promises Tooling truth: Gemini Ultra vs. ChatGPT/Claude—when to mix, when to standardize Process before bots: Rethinking workflows, SOPs from screen recordings, and the 80/20 that moves revenue Leadership over micromanagement: Change how people think (mission/why) before changing what they do Host Justin Konikow runs Prime’s multi-market operations and experiments at the edge of humans+AI in real estate. Coyne operates at the intersection of architecture, security, and enablement, translating hype into reliable, compliant outcomes.  If this helped, subscribe, like, and drop a question—Justin will pull the best into a follow-up Q&A. Share this with a founder, broker-owner, or ops lead who needs a reality-based AI roadmap. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

If you watched Owning Manhattan on Netflix, you’ve seen the pressure and the pace—now see how the performance is actually built. Managing Partner Prime Jordan_March (SERHANT., Empire Collective co-founder) joins Justin to unpack the systems, training, and leverage behind one of the world’s most visible real estate brands. What you’ll learn (fast) -Team Ops & Training: How elite standards are installed, measured, and iterated -Media → Money: Turning visibility into pipeline without vanity metrics -Scaling Pains: What breaks as a company grows—and how to fix it -Networking That Converts: Rooms, relationships, and follow-up that actually lands listings -Identity → Action: Mindset, routines, and systems that keep you consistent for years Prime operates at the epicenter of NYC luxury real estate—building teams, systems, and standards at SERHANT. Justin runs Prime Real Estate across multiple asset classes. You’re getting field-tested frameworks, not theory. If you’re an agent, entrepreneur, or leader building something serious, subscribe, drop your questions for a follow-up Q&A, and share this with someone who needs an operator’s lens on growth. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Want to know how top agents actually sell for maximum value—in any market? In this episode, 40-year veteran Kim Winstone breaks down the fundamentals that still work: building a farm, pricing to the market (not your memories), cold-calling with value, and follow-up that turns neighbors into lifelong clients. What you’ll learn -Farming that compounds: How to pick ~500 doors, become “the local” and stay top-of-mind -Cold-calling that isn’t cringe: Lead with value, not scripts—what to say and when to shut up -Pricing strategy that sells: Event vs. market vs. aspirational pricing, and when to pivot (fast) -Listings to longevity: Why “list to last” still wins—and the launch checklist Kim uses on every home -Open houses that convert: Public + agent tours, and how to network for real referrals -Buyer curation: Previews, pitfalls (hills, trains, neighbors), and thinking around corners for clients -Downsizing with empathy: Navigating the emotional side while protecting net proceeds Kim has 4 decades of consistent production in Caledon & GTA—referrals, repeat clients, and record results. Justin runs multi-asset operations across SW Ontario. It’s field-tested strategy, not theory. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Is your agent a practitioner or just an influencer? In this candid convo, Glenda Baker and Justin Konikow break down how real pros keep deals together, convert DMs into clients, and use AI to be more human—not to fake expertise. What you’ll learn Market reality: Why momentum returned and what top agents are doing differently DMs to Deals: Glenda’s Instagram framework for attracting real buyers/sellers Negotiation that works: Inspection issues, collaboration with the other side, deal-saving calls Practitioner vs. poser: How consumers can vet agents using case studies & acceptance ratios AI with a soul: Use tools for the 80% grind—then add your 20% human judgment and context Career durability: Relationships, service, and showing up than hype cycles and course funnels Glenda’s not just “big on social”—she’s a working top agent known for storytelling, client advocacy, and results. Justin runs Prime Real Estate across multiple asset classes and markets. Together, they share field-tested tactics you can trust. Glenda is dancing to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association via Dancing Stars of Atlanta. Search “Dancing Stars of Atlanta Glenda Baker” to donate. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Want a repeatable client experience that turns viewers into referrals—without spamming listings or overbuilding your tech stack? In this Prime People episode, Justin Konikow sits down with Tyler Henson (Founder & Team Leader, The Henson Team in Nashville) to unpack the personal brand strategy, communication system, and high-touch service he and his wife Jackie use to win in a competitive market. We break down how they blend lifestyle-driven content with clear expectations, how “if this → then that” self-automation keeps deals on track, when to check in proactively (even when nothing’s “due”), and why luxury clients value simplicity, privacy, and trust above everything. We also dig into the Nashville/Franklin/Brentwood landscape, lifestyle drivers at higher price points, and practical ways to position your brand—whether you’re solo or scaling. Topics inside: Personal brand > property posts: the mix that drives real conversations A step-by-step communication cadence clients actually feel Turning DMs into warm intros & referrals (not cold funnels) Why static check-ins beat dead air—and the exact moments to send them Nashville luxury trends: lifestyle moves, service expectations, and speed Keeping service consistent without bloating the team Justin’s conversations are operator-first. Tyler & Jackie have built a celebration + simplicity + service culture that translates to loyal clients and steady referrals—proven in one of the most-watched markets in the U.S. If this helped, subscribe, like, and comment with the one process tweak you’ll implement this week (e.g., “accepted offer script,” “mid-escrow check-in,” or “content mix shift”). Share with a teammate who needs a cleaner client journey. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Want the exact content system top agents use to win attention, build community, and turn views into clients—plus a Stories format that can spike you to 2,000+ views in hours? Justin sits down with Dustin Brohm, Massive Agent to unpack what’s actually working in real estate marketing right now: simplified content workflows, Instagram-first strategy, green-screen breakdowns, static-story retention hacks, Manychat-style DMs, and how AI lets you ship more without sounding like a bot. We cover platform picks - IG vs TikTok vs FB, creative iteration, hiring a full-time videographer, and why consistency + small tweaks beat fancy gear. You’ll learn: -The IG Stories format that boosts retention & replies -Green-screen breakdowns that auto-hook attention -How to simplify gear and still look pro -DM workflows that turn followers into warm leads -Where AI helps and where your voice still wins -The mindset separating agents who thrive vs. those who bounce platform to platform Justin runs PRIME Brokerage & the Prime People Podcast—operator-level conversations without fluff. Dustin Brohm is the Massive Agent—8 years podcasting weekly, a top creator in the real estate space, and a builder of a 925+ agent organization focused on content, systems, and scale. If this episode gave you a play you can run today, subscribe, like, and drop a comment with the tactic you’ll try first: Stories static format, Green-screen breakdowns, or DM trigger word. Share with a teammate who needs modern marketing—now. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What does it really take to turn creative talent into an 80K month—while cutting delivery times to 7–10 days and landing destination clients worldwide? On Prime People, Justin Konikow sits down with Meg Bradyhouse, founder of Bradyhouse Studios (Kauai, Hawaii), to unpack the operational playbook behind a thriving destination wedding photography brand. We cover surviving a public setback, moving from Canada to Hawaii, landing hotel contracts, building a lean team, and implementing AI photo editing (ImagenAI) for lightning-fast delivery without sacrificing quality. Meg breaks down pricing, outsourcing, DRI ownership, lead magnets, and a DM workflow that converts followers into warm leads—plus how joining Dan Martell’s community triggered a “quantum leap” in growth. What you’ll learn: -How to go from “artist-only” to operator with checklists, DRIs, and clean handoffs -AI for creatives: training a personal edit profile to finish 5,000-image weddings in minutes -Lead gen at scale: crafting lead magnets, using DMs without the icky automation, and warming an audience -Pricing & profit: raising rates, lowering volume, and buying back time -Crisis to comeback: handling public criticism, compliance, and mindset under pressure Why listen to us: Justin is a brokerage owner and host of Prime People, known for operator-level conversations with top performers. Meg has shot 1,000+ weddings, runs a destination brand serving 100–150 weddings/year, and coaches creatives on systems, pricing, and growth—recently jumping to $80K+ months. Curious about ImagenAI? Click on the link to try it and get 1,500 credits for FREE! https://imagenai.com/megculltonumber If this helped, subscribe, like, and comment your next move: lead magnet, DM workflow, or outsourcing edit. Share with a creative who needs real systems—not fluff. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Want to see how a single Instagram reel helped sell a $3M Arizona luxury home—and how to replicate it?  In this episode of Prime People Podcast, host Justin Konikow sits down with Paulina Matteson, founding agent at SERHANT Arizona, to break down the social media system, builder relationships, and off-market strategies powering her rapid rise. We cover Arizona luxury real estate economics, why Canadians are buying in AZ, how to turn Instagram comments & DMs into real clients, qualifying buyers (ID, proof of funds, buyer-broker), and what AI means for agents who want to move faster without losing the human touch. You’ll learn: The short-form video framework Paulina uses to attract out-of-market buyers How to source off-market & pre-MLS inventory via builder/developer relationships “Sell-by-chat” messaging that warms leads and books calls The business-planning levers to double down on what’s working (and stop wasting money on bad leads) What the agent of 2030 looks like (AI + authenticity) Why trust this episode? Justin is a brokerage owner (Prime) and creator of Prime People Podcast, interviewing top operators—not “pretenders.” Paulina’s results speak: $15M in one month from Instagram video, SERHANT founding agent in Arizona, and four consecutive years on Real Producers. If this helped, smash Subscribe, hit Like, comment and share this with a teammate who needs better lead quality. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

🎬 What happens when a Hollywood director takes on real estate marketing? In this must-watch episode of the Prime People Podcast, we're joined by award-winning filmmaker and director Marshall Kaplan to dissect what real estate professionals are doing wrong on camera—and what to do instead. 💡 You’ll learn: How to tell a real story in your real estate content The power of editing and why agents should shoot for the editor Why buyers are the true heroes of your marketing The difference between being influential vs. an influencer Behind-the-scenes of producing for HGTV, Netflix, Bravo & more How integrity, ambition, and hustle are the real secrets in both TV and real estate Kaplan also shares insights into real estate investing, creative development, and why most agents are getting it completely wrong on social media. Whether you’re a realtor, investor, creative, or content creator—this is a masterclass in human storytelling and media that moves people. 👊 This isn’t fluff. It’s black-belt level marketing and mindset. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly episodes exploring the intersection of media, real estate, marketing, and mindset 👍 Like if you got value, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.