Two Amys. Two ADHD brains. Zero scripts… and a whole lot of truth.

In this episode of The Amy Gregory Show, Amy sits down with fellow agent Amy Peterson for a candid conversation about navigating entrepreneurship and real estate with ADHD. They share their experiences of being diagnosed later in life, how it explained so much about the way they operate, and why ADHD has actually become one of their greatest advantages in business.

They dive into the realities of being fast thinkers, the power of creativity and decisiveness, and why “C students” often make the best CEOs. Amy and Amy discuss the importance of building systems, delegating intentionally, and protecting your energy so you can scale without burnout.

This episode challenges the traditional expectations placed on agents, entrepreneurs, and mothers, proving that success doesn’t come from doing things the “normal” way, but from leaning into how you’re wired and building a business that works with you, not against you.

Key takeaway: Your brain isn’t a barrier when you build around your strengths; it becomes your superpower.

In this episode of The Amy Gregory Show, Amy sits down with fellow agent Amy to have a raw and unfiltered conversation about what it really takes to build a business and a life you actually love. They talk about starting from scratch, landing the first deal, and how one referral can snowball into long-term success.

The two dive into the realities of growing a business while navigating motherhood, why “balance” is often unrealistic, and how different seasons require different expectations. They discuss the importance of saying no, protecting your boundaries, and treating your business like a business, not a hobby.

They also explore the mindset shifts that lead to confidence, consistency, and sustainable growth. From betting on yourself to redefining success beyond numbers, this episode is a powerful reminder that there’s no one “right” way to build a career in real estate; there’s only the way that aligns with your life.

Key takeaway: Success comes from clarity, boundaries, and the courage to build your business on purpose, not by default.

In this episode of The Amy Gregory Show, Amy breaks down the new rules of social media and why follower count no longer determines your success. She explains how interest and attention convert to clients more than vanity metrics and how smaller accounts are winning big by being intentional and strategic.

Amy shares how to niche down, create content that attracts the right people, and use simple systems to let the algorithm work in your favor. She dives into the mindset shift of treating social media like a business tool instead of an afterthought, and why agents who adapt now will dominate in 2025 and beyond.

Key takeaway: The best marketer becomes the best agent, and the opportunity on social media has never been bigger.

In this episode of The Amy Gregory Show, Amy answers your biggest questions around raising your price point, showing up confidently on social media, and stepping into the CEO role in your business. She shares how to handle pressure, set boundaries, and navigate the moments when family or friends don’t take your business seriously.

Amy breaks down the mindset shifts that separate agents who stay stuck from those who scale, and why pressure is actually a privilege. She explains how to build a business that pays you well without working more hours, and why playing small serves no one, especially not you.

Key takeaway: If you are ready to own your value, build smarter, and step into the creator category, this episode will feel like the “I needed this” moment. Tune in and let’s go.

In this episode of The Amy Gregory Show, Amy answers your top real estate questions in a candid Q&A. She dives into listing strategies, mindset shifts, and the systems that keep your business running smoothly without adding more hours to your week.

From pricing in today’s market to hiring the right support, Amy shares real examples and practical tips that agents can apply right away. She breaks down how to think strategically about growth while staying rooted in the fundamentals.

Key takeaway: Scaling your business doesn’t require more hustle. It requires clarity, consistency, and the right systems.

In this episode of The Amy Gregory Show, Amy dives into the heart of building a business that is both scalable and sustainable. She breaks down why pruning what is not working, grafting into the right systems, and staying rooted in your values are the keys to long-term growth, not just short-term hustle.

Amy shares practical strategies for streamlining operations, protecting your time, and creating a business model that supports the life you want to live. From systemizing daily tasks to knowing when to pivot, this episode is packed with actionable insight for agents who are ready to scale without sacrificing their sanity.

Key takeaway: You do not need to do more. You need to do what matters better.

The Amy Gregory Show is where real estate gets a reality check. In this episode, Amy sits down with powerhouse agent Gogo Bethke to talk about building one of the fastest-growing organizations at eXp, mastering agent attraction, and why being underestimated can actually be your biggest superpower.

From Rolex-winning milestones to breaking down the new co-sponsorship model, Amy and Gogo get real about scaling, leadership, and creating a business that fuels your life instead of draining it.

👉 Tune in for straight-shooting insights, bold moves, and the inspiration you need to grow your real estate business without the burnout.

In this episode of The Amy Gregory Show, Amy is joined by powerhouse agent Natalie Davis from Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. Natalie shares her journey from restarting her real estate career in a traditional brokerage to finding her stride through modern marketing—and how a single set of postcards completely changed the trajectory of her business.

Amy and Natalie dive into the power of social media, the ripple effect of consistent branding, and why flexibility and pivoting are the keys to thriving in today’s real estate market. They discuss how postcards became more than just marketing tools—they became a long-term strategy that built credibility, created consistency, and positioned Natalie as the go-to agent in her market.

Key takeaway: Success doesn’t come from one big move—it comes from consistency, creativity, and the willingness to pivot when challenges hit.