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10/ Ready to unravel the full story yourself? Listen to PJ384 w/ Gaby Proctor and join the conversation.
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
10/ Ready to unravel the full story yourself? Listen to PJ384 w/ Gaby Proctor and join the conversation.
9/ So what’s the big reveal? It’s not about real estate tips, Spanish-language trends, or even podcast strategy. It’s about adapting, listening, and being willing to reinvent—over and over. “Everything changes,” Gaby Proctor says, “but legacy lasts.”
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
9/ So what’s the big reveal? It’s not about real estate tips, Spanish-language trends, or even podcast strategy. It’s about adapting, listening, and being willing to reinvent—over and over. “Everything changes,” Gaby Proctor says, “but legacy lasts.”
8/ And just when you think you’ve solved the mystery, a final layer emerges: in a digital world, platforms can vanish overnight. She loses access to Facebook and Instagram—her main channels. “Never put all your eggs in Meta,” she warns. “Your email list is your lifeboat.”
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
8/ And just when you think you’ve solved the mystery, a final layer emerges: in a digital world, platforms can vanish overnight. She loses access to Facebook and Instagram—her main channels. “Never put all your eggs in Meta,” she warns. “Your email list is your lifeboat.”
7/ She opens up about misconceptions—people see her as unapproachable, but the truth is more vulnerable: language barriers, quiet observation, the fear of not being “enough” in a room. That quiet becomes her strength, shaping how she relates to her audience and guests.
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
7/ She opens up about misconceptions—people see her as unapproachable, but the truth is more vulnerable: language barriers, quiet observation, the fear of not being “enough” in a room. That quiet becomes her strength, shaping how she relates to her audience and guests.
6/ The real twist? Gaby Proctor admits the biggest threat isn’t competition—it’s podcaster burnout. She almost gave up. But her co-host and a sharp reminder from Harry Duran pulled her back: “Don’t stop. You’re building a living library—a legacy.”
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
6/ The real twist? Gaby Proctor admits the biggest threat isn’t competition—it’s podcaster burnout. She almost gave up. But her co-host and a sharp reminder from Harry Duran pulled her back: “Don’t stop. You’re building a living library—a legacy.”
5/ But it’s never easy. Gaby Proctor confesses: working with her husband during COVID tested their limits. Blurred lines between kitchen-table talk and office drama. Their kids mock them for “window-shopping real estate” during vacations. Balance, it seems, is a constantly moving target.
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
5/ But it’s never easy. Gaby Proctor confesses: working with her husband during COVID tested their limits. Blurred lines between kitchen-table talk and office drama. Their kids mock them for “window-shopping real estate” during vacations. Balance, it seems, is a constantly moving target.
4/ Suddenly, the show finds its niche: helping not only aspiring real estate agents, but bilingual investors, immigrants, and first-time home buyers bridge the gap. Her bold realization? “There are no podcasts in Spanish about real estate. Maybe… I should be the one to create it.”
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
4/ Suddenly, the show finds its niche: helping not only aspiring real estate agents, but bilingual investors, immigrants, and first-time home buyers bridge the gap. Her bold realization? “There are no podcasts in Spanish about real estate. Maybe… I should be the one to create it.”
3/ But here’s where the plot thickens: Instead of launching a solo podcast, she waits. Two years. Searching for the right co-host, the right spark. Then, a lunch conversation with an old friend—another “Gabby”—makes her see the untapped power in Spanish real estate content.
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
3/ But here’s where the plot thickens: Instead of launching a solo podcast, she waits. Two years. Searching for the right co-host, the right spark. Then, a lunch conversation with an old friend—another “Gabby”—makes her see the untapped power in Spanish real estate content.
2/ Turns out, Gaby Proctor didn’t just stumble into real estate. She left a long corporate career in media and marketing, trading the security of a 9-to-5 for the wild unknown of entrepreneurship. Her secret weapon? “I realized I was in marketing all along.
November 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
2/ Turns out, Gaby Proctor didn’t just stumble into real estate. She left a long corporate career in media and marketing, trading the security of a 9-to-5 for the wild unknown of entrepreneurship. Her secret weapon? “I realized I was in marketing all along.
10/ Ready to solve the riddle yourself? Listen to the full episode of Podcast Junkies PJ383 featuring Matt Rouse. Drop your reaction, challenge a prediction, or share what “real” means to you.
#PodcastJunkies #AI #Marketing #BusinessMystery
#PodcastJunkies #AI #Marketing #BusinessMystery
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
10/ Ready to solve the riddle yourself? Listen to the full episode of Podcast Junkies PJ383 featuring Matt Rouse. Drop your reaction, challenge a prediction, or share what “real” means to you.
#PodcastJunkies #AI #Marketing #BusinessMystery
#PodcastJunkies #AI #Marketing #BusinessMystery
9/ So, what’s misunderstood about Matt? He just wants to help. And maybe that’s the biggest mystery of all: In a world accelerating beyond comprehension, the ones who care quietly reshape the future.
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
9/ So, what’s misunderstood about Matt? He just wants to help. And maybe that’s the biggest mystery of all: In a world accelerating beyond comprehension, the ones who care quietly reshape the future.
8/ Business owners are desperate for simplicity. Matt’s solution? A tool that does for local businesses what old marketing can’t: automated, invisible, effortless. “They just want to spend time with their kids, not learn Google Ads.”
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
8/ Business owners are desperate for simplicity. Matt’s solution? A tool that does for local businesses what old marketing can’t: automated, invisible, effortless. “They just want to spend time with their kids, not learn Google Ads.”
7/ The twist: “[AI is growing exponentially faster than even the experts thought. The gap is widening so fast, soon most won’t understand what’s happening.]” But opportunities for the truly human–art, care, depth, true connection–may just be the next gold rush.
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
7/ The twist: “[AI is growing exponentially faster than even the experts thought. The gap is widening so fast, soon most won’t understand what’s happening.]” But opportunities for the truly human–art, care, depth, true connection–may just be the next gold rush.
6/ But there’s warmth here, too. Matt isn’t doom-posting. “The more things are fake, the more people will pay for what’s real.” Is the answer a universal basic income? Or training kids to work alongside AI and still keep their hands in the soil?
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
6/ But there’s warmth here, too. Matt isn’t doom-posting. “The more things are fake, the more people will pay for what’s real.” Is the answer a universal basic income? Or training kids to work alongside AI and still keep their hands in the soil?
5/ Digging deeper, Matt drops a chilling concept: “cascade failure.” Once AI can handle a job, a whole domino line of industries falls. Translation jobs wiped out in just two years. If you don’t see it coming, you’re in danger.
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
5/ Digging deeper, Matt drops a chilling concept: “cascade failure.” Once AI can handle a job, a whole domino line of industries falls. Translation jobs wiped out in just two years. If you don’t see it coming, you’re in danger.
4/ He shares a viral mystery: “Kids everywhere were writing ‘67’—even adults were baffled. The reach of a single video had outpaced all TV viewership combined.” The business lesson? What’s viral isn’t always what’s visible.
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
4/ He shares a viral mystery: “Kids everywhere were writing ‘67’—even adults were baffled. The reach of a single video had outpaced all TV viewership combined.” The business lesson? What’s viral isn’t always what’s visible.
3/ It gets curiouser: Matt Rouse predicted 15 things about AI in his first book. 13 have already come true. That’s more than foresight–it’s almost prophetic. His message? The old playbook doesn’t work. The next wave is niche, fast, unpredictable.
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
3/ It gets curiouser: Matt Rouse predicted 15 things about AI in his first book. 13 have already come true. That’s more than foresight–it’s almost prophetic. His message? The old playbook doesn’t work. The next wave is niche, fast, unpredictable.
2/ But behind the rural charm lurks a bigger question: what happens when the things you thought could never change… suddenly do? “[Social media has fragmented,” Matt Rouse warns. “Businesses are still throwing time into old platforms, fishing for results in empty ponds.”💡
November 7, 2025 at 12:01 PM
2/ But behind the rural charm lurks a bigger question: what happens when the things you thought could never change… suddenly do? “[Social media has fragmented,” Matt Rouse warns. “Businesses are still throwing time into old platforms, fishing for results in empty ponds.”💡
10/ Here’s the twist: The answers—whether in life, love, or business—aren’t found by following perfect models, but by listening deeply, stumbling forward, and sometimes…by getting uncomfortably honest with ourselves.
October 30, 2025 at 7:12 AM
10/ Here’s the twist: The answers—whether in life, love, or business—aren’t found by following perfect models, but by listening deeply, stumbling forward, and sometimes…by getting uncomfortably honest with ourselves.
9/ The podcast journey? It almost didn’t happen—false starts, tech overwhelm, impostor syndrome. But Ellen leans on community, chooses a bold name (Make More Love), and finds that helping others starts with sharing her own story, flaws and all.
October 30, 2025 at 7:12 AM
9/ The podcast journey? It almost didn’t happen—false starts, tech overwhelm, impostor syndrome. But Ellen leans on community, chooses a bold name (Make More Love), and finds that helping others starts with sharing her own story, flaws and all.
8/ Some clients rediscover their partners. Others realize it's time to move on—without burning everything down. “If people put in the work and the relationship doesn’t respond, they’re in a much better, more controlled place to move on.”
October 30, 2025 at 7:12 AM
8/ Some clients rediscover their partners. Others realize it's time to move on—without burning everything down. “If people put in the work and the relationship doesn’t respond, they’re in a much better, more controlled place to move on.”
7/ Patterns emerge: men sacrificing family for work, couples quietly drifting apart, a mysterious “three-year threshold” where intimacy dies—unless someone notices, unless someone intervenes.
October 30, 2025 at 7:12 AM
7/ Patterns emerge: men sacrificing family for work, couples quietly drifting apart, a mysterious “three-year threshold” where intimacy dies—unless someone notices, unless someone intervenes.
6/ “Without sex, you’re just friends, roommates…” Ellen reveals the glue that holds intimate relationships together. Her hot tip? “Try something new at least once a month.” Even in business, novelty and connection matter.
October 30, 2025 at 7:12 AM
6/ “Without sex, you’re just friends, roommates…” Ellen reveals the glue that holds intimate relationships together. Her hot tip? “Try something new at least once a month.” Even in business, novelty and connection matter.