Building A Business On Relationships And Continual Learning | #REalAdvice 24 with Jason Will
Channel: Jonathan Hawkins
Date: 2019-09-10

This episode’s guest on the #REalAdvice podcast is Jason Will, the man behind the number one real estate team on the Alabama gulf coast. Jason is the voice behind the Impact Agent podcast, and has launched his real estate agent coaching business. 

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Jonathan Hawkins is the CEO of The Hashtag Agent, a social media training and consulting firm for the real estate industry. Jonathan is a sought after keynote speaker who is a specialist at combining intel and brain science in marketing. 

He has been featured in publications such as Inc., Wall Street Journal, Inman, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Thrive Global and The Huffington Post. Most recently, Jonathan was ranked in the top 1% of real estate brokers in the country. Prior to real estate, Jonathan served as a military intelligence officer.

Jonathan received the Presidential Call to Service Award for his countless hours of philanthropic work from President Obama. In addition to hosting a weekly podcast and filming a documentary series highlighting the stories of real estate agents, Jonathan serves as an advisor and investor to multiple real estate innovation and technology companies. Jonathan graduated from UCLA with a degree in International Relations and he lives with his family in Huntington Beach, California.

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