Courtney KattengellGuestKristin CantrellHostAnd you mentioned to me on one of our coaching calls, so we talked more about community building and something else that she's going to share with you on this podcast.
But one of the things that you mentioned more in your real estate business is somehow you've become like almost like the go-to, you're like the governor of your area.
I use the word popular, you didn't, but like people know you in your local market.

And I think they use it to tease me because I don't have any desire to be in politics.

And right outside of the city of New Orleans, we're not counties, we're parishes.

So there's Orleans Parish that houses the city of New Orleans and the French Quarter and everything people know of, think of when they picture the city of New Orleans.

I live right on the line in Jefferson Parish in a city called Gretna, Louisiana.

It's right on the Mississippi River, and in fact, if I opened up this window right here, you could see downtown New Orleans.

The river is right behind my house, and then there's the city of New Orleans on the other side.

But because years ago I decided to just hyper focus here locally and stop trying to be this agent that was in the luxury neighborhoods or servicing clients across the lake and in Baton Rouge and places like that.

Um, I did a lot of, uh, marketing via community organizations and, um, you know, anthrop, um, um, losing my word.
And you mentioned to me on one of our coaching calls, so we talked more about community building and something else that she's going to share with you on this podcast.
But one of the things that you mentioned more in your real estate business is somehow you've become like almost like the go-to, you're like the governor of your area.
I use the word popular, you didn't, but like people know you in your local market.

And I think they use it to tease me because I don't have any desire to be in politics.

And right outside of the city of New Orleans, we're not counties, we're parishes.

So there's Orleans Parish that houses the city of New Orleans and the French Quarter and everything people know of, think of when they picture the city of New Orleans.

I live right on the line in Jefferson Parish in a city called Gretna, Louisiana.

It's right on the Mississippi River, and in fact, if I opened up this window right here, you could see downtown New Orleans.

The river is right behind my house, and then there's the city of New Orleans on the other side.

But because years ago I decided to just hyper focus here locally and stop trying to be this agent that was in the luxury neighborhoods or servicing clients across the lake and in Baton Rouge and places like that.

Um, I did a lot of, uh, marketing via community organizations and, um, you know, anthrop, um, um, losing my word.
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