EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 29 MIN
The Law of 23: A Goldmine in Disguise
from Smart Money with Chris Swartz · host Chris Swartz
In this episode of Smart Money, Chris Swartz sits down with Scott Hudspeth, marketing strategist, real estate and mortgage coach, entrepreneur, and relationship-building expert, to break down why human connection is becoming more valuable than ever in an AI-driven world. Scott shares his journey through more than two decades in the mortgage and real estate industries, where he has coached thousands of loan officers and agents on how to grow their businesses through authentic relationships, visibility, and consistent communication rather than chasing trends or transactional sales tactics. From building wealth through real estate investing and fix-and-flips to creating AI-powered coaching tools for agents, Scott explains how the future belongs to professionals who combine technology with genuine human connection. He also opens up about his personal transformation, moving away from chasing success, validation, and "happiness" toward finding peace, balance, and freedom on his own terms. In this conversation, Scott and Chris discuss the dangers of social media comparison, why most people already have opportunities sitting inside their phone contacts, and how simple daily habits can create massive business growth and deeper fulfillment. Hosted by: Chris Swartz Guest: Scott Hudspeth – Marketing Strategist, Mortgage & Real Estate Coach Scott Hudspeth is a nationally recognized marketing and business growth coach with over 20 years of experience helping mortgage professionals and real estate agents build sustainable, relationship-driven businesses. Through coaching, training, speaking, and his platforms MLO Live and Agent AI Fueled, Scott teaches professionals how to combine AI tools, social media, and authentic human connection to create long-term success without losing balance in life.
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