This episode is extra special. It’s the first in-person Gogopreneur interview ever.
Elise Palacios was the guest in this episode. She is a licensed Realtor with the Brooke Team at eXp Realty, an investor, mentor, and an absolute powerhouse.
She started her first business at 11 years old. Yep, while most kids were thinking about vacation, Elise was already thinking about revenue.
From those early lessons in hustle and independence to building an empire of her own, Elise turned every setback, stereotype, and so-called “failure” into rocket fuel for success.
Today, she’s built a thriving real estate portfolio: flips, rentals, and even a luxury short-term property in the Bahamas. She also co-founded REinvest Real Estate, a coaching community helping agents grow businesses and long-term wealth with purpose.
If you’ve ever been underestimated, doubted, or told you’re “too much”, this episode is your reminder that those opinions don’t define you, your results do.
🎧 Tune in to hear how Elise transformed obstacles into opportunities, and ambition into an unstoppable entrepreneurial story.
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