I'm Pat Hybin and over the past 25 years I've sold over 7,000 homes selling over a billion dollars in volume.

In 2010, I sold my team business to my top agent and went on book tour promoting my book

six steps to seven figures a real estate professionals guide to building wealth and creating your destiny.

That book went on to become a New York Times bestseller.

Now I live off the massive income streams from the real estate I bought with commissions I earned

as a full-time agent and I am committed to giving back to the real estate industry as so many mentors of mine have given back to me.

On this show we'll interview the world's best agents, brokers, coaches, and investors to help you make more commissions and create

the life you deserve. Okay, Rockstar Nation. We have a guest coming today from Lewiston, Maine. I have Brenda

Fontaine on the line and Brenda, similar to me me she sold over 6,000 houses and she's just an

incredible person just has has knows so much about real estate and so much about the real estate business and I'm

excited to have her on the show so Brenda welcome to real estate rock stars.

Thank you for having me Pat. I'm very excited to be here today.

Hey Brenda, listen why don't you give everybody a little bit of a rundown like a bio on you so

they can get to know you better. Okay, I've lived in this community all my life.

I met my husband right out of high school.

We got married within 10 months, had twin girls, nine months and six days later. One of my first jobs was at Liberty Mutual.

I had been working there for, I guess about four years when I decided to quit because I was just bored to death. I knew that I needed something

more challenging I guess and I just I didn't know what at that time but I knew I needed to move on I got pregnant just about at the

same time and then we had our youngest daughter and after having three little girls

I knew daycare would be outrageously expensive,

that it would be hard, you know, it would be hardly worth it to go out and try to find a job.

So that's when I decided to open up my own daycare.

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