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The Reverse-Goal Plan · free

Plan backwards from the life you want.

Don't tell me how many houses you want to sell. Tell me the number that has to land in your account — and we'll do the math backwards from there.

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Type it, or drag it to roll — your whole year recalculates as you scroll.

01 — What you keep

GCI before taxes$250,000
− Taxes (30%)−$75,000
− Cost of sales (business 15% · ads 10% · ops 8%)−$82,500
Net income — your real take-home$92,500

You keep about a third. $250,000 becomes $92,500.

02 — What it takes to earn it

Your goal is $10,000,000 in volume — at your 2.5% listing / 2.5% buyer commissions.Capping — paying your brokerage's annual max — takes about $3,200,000 in volume. That's a floor you'll clear on the way, not the goal you're solving for here.

Sellers

50% · $125,000 · 2.5%
  • Homes to sell9
  • Agreements to take10
  • Listing appointments12

Buyers

50% · $125,000 · 2.5%
  • Homes to sell10
  • Agreements to take13
  • Buyer consultations17

It comes down to 29 appointments. All year.

That's 3 a month · 1 a week · 0.2 on any given weekday.

03 — The one daily number

To book 29 appointments from people who already know you, your database needs 174 of the right relationships.

If they already know you

Add 1 a day.

15 a month · 3 a week · one real relationship a day.

If they don't know you yet

≈ 5.6 strangers. Every weekday. Until something changes.

1450 cold contacts a year — 50 touches per appointment instead of 6. That's the treadmill.

04 — Beyond the math

Here's what owning your area's authority does: when your market — and now AI — answers “who's the best agent in your area?” with you, appointments arrive inbound instead of cold. Every point of inbound turns a 50-touch chase into a 6-touch hello.

Share of appointments that find you0% inbound

Cold treadmill

5.6/day

With your authority

5.6/day

Owning your area is the piece that makes the treadmill disappear.