The Hard Truth About Chasing Your Dreams - Peter Brewer

Peter dives into the pressures of the real estate industry and how societal expectations can push individuals to chase success at the cost of their well-being. He shares a touching story about guiding a former employee, Patrick, to prioritize passion over external benchmarks, reinforcing the importance of personal fulfillment. Peter also reflects on his upcoming book, Running Out of Saturdays, a powerful reminder of life’s fleeting nature and the need to prioritize joy and connection. Through his own “sliding doors” moment, he highlights how small choices can lead to life-changing opportunities—if we have the courage to take them.

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Peter Brewer is a seasoned business professional with over 40 years of experience in the property industry. Having served as Board Chairman of one of Queensland’s largest real estate marketing companies and currently holding the position of Chairman at the Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Peter has transitioned into one of Australia's most respected business mentors and brand champions. Renowned as an Ambassador for the USA-based Inman News Organization, Peter is a highly influential voice in online marketing. Known for his unfiltered, passionate, and sometimes controversial views, he has worked with some of the largest real estate companies and associations in Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, offering cutting-edge insights into the future of small business.

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Episode Highlights:

01:27 - Why strong connections matter in tough times

05:15 - The Burden of External Expectations

10:24 - The motivation behind writing a book

13:35 - The Meaning Behind "Running Out of Saturdays"

15:33 - The Value of Effort