In this special episode of Real Estate Insights with Rick Bosley, Rick wraps up his "Meet the Bosley Boys" series with a conversation that will surprise you. His youngest son Christopher — just seven years old — breaks down the morning routine he follows every single day: take care of yourself, your pets, and your home. Before a single screen gets turned on. The result? Straight A's, five hits his first baseball season, and a level of self-discipline most adults are still working toward.

The lessons Christopher shares — create systems, use reminders, and stay accountable — are the same principles that drive success in real estate, leadership, and life. Don't miss this one.

Key Topics:

• The "Rule of Three" morning routine and why it works at any age
• How consistent habits at home translate to results at school (and in business)
• Accountability systems: reminders, check-ins, and holding people to their commitments
• Growth through repetition — lessons from Christopher's first baseball season
• What parents and professionals can both learn from a seven-year-old

Here's the podcast description trimmed to under the character limit:

Podcast: Real Estate Insights with Rick Bosley Episode Title: Overcoming Fear and the Power of Preparation: Part 2 with My 9-Year-Old Son Jack

Episode Description:

What happens when you face your biggest fears? My 9-year-old son Jack shows us that greatness lives on the other side of fear—and that proper preparation is the key to getting there.

In Part 2 of my 3-part leadership series, Jack shares his journey from being terrified at the plate to hitting two home runs in one game, from dreading the catcher position to making it his favorite. His insights about overcoming fear, preparation, and leadership apply directly to real estate and business success.

Key Takeaways: ✅ Greatness lives on the other side of fear ✅ Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance (The 5 P's) ✅ Hope is not a strategy—prepare and execute ✅ Leadership is in the details ✅ What scares you today might become what you love tomorrow

About Rick Bosley: Rick Bosley is the Operating Principle of Keller Williams Brevard County and Owner of The Bosley Team at Keller Williams Advantage Realty, serving Greater Orlando, Central Florida, Brevard County, and the Space Coast.

Connect:

• The Bosley Team: https://thebosleyteam.com/ | Rick@TheBosleyTeam.com
• KW Brevard: https://melbourne.kw.com/ | RickBosley@kw.com
• Podcast: https://rickbosley.buzzsprout.com
• Blog: https://kwbosley.blogspot.com/

Subscribe for Part 3 with my 7-year-old's unique leadership perspective!

Welcome to the first of three mini series of "Meet the Bosley Boys" - a special three-part interview where Rick Bosley sits down with his three sons to talk about baseball, life, and the lessons learned along the way.

In Episode 1, meet Bradley (10 years old), Rick's oldest son. Bradley's five-year baseball journey is a masterclass in persistence, failing forward, and the power of not giving up even when you want to.

Bradley's story:

• Age 4 (T-ball): Thought practice was a "play date." Hated it immediately.
• Age 8 (Rookie pitch): Got ZERO hits all season. Wanted to quit.
• Age 10 (Now): Led his team in hits. Loves the game. Can't wait to bat.

What changed? Nothing magical. Just showing up. Practicing even when it wasn't fun. Learning from mistakes. And understanding that results don't equal enjoyment in the moment—but persistence eventually creates both.

Bradley shares wisdom beyond his years:

• "Sometimes you win, sometimes you learn" (not "sometimes you lose")
• "I just forget about it and move on" (processing mistakes)
• "I'm excited to go up to bat because I know I'm gonna hit" (confidence from repetition)
• "Just keep going, and eventually you'll get better"

This episode isn't just about baseball. It's about sticking with hard things. It's about the difference between individualized and team coaching. It's about improving yourself 1% every day. And it's about what happens when parents push their kids out of their comfort zones—even when the kid says "I want to quit."

KEY MOMENTS:

• The "play date" that turned into a five-year journey
• Bradley's zero-hit season (and the one hit that didn't change his mind)
• The moment he moved from hiding at third base to seeking action at first base
• Processing errors and mistakes: "I can do better next time"
• The coaching advice: individualized attention + team environment + aligned goals
• Bradley's definition of his job: "I improve myself and others"

ABOUT THE SERIES: "Meet the Bosley Boys" is a special three-part series featuring Rick's sons Bradley (10), Jack (9), and Christopher (7). Each episode captures authentic father-son conversations that started about baseball but became powerful lessons about persistence, fear, habits, and success.

Episode 1: Bradley (This Episode) Episode 2: Jack (Coming Next Week) Episode 3: Christopher (Coming Soon)

CONNECT:

• Podcast: https://rickbosley.buzzsprout.com
• Email: RickBosley@kw.com | Rick@TheBosleyTeam.com
• LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/rickbosley

Subscribe now so you don't miss Episode 2 with Jack, where we'll tackle fear and the middle child mindset!