Todd Robertson

From WikiAlpha
Jump to: navigation, search
Todd Leroy Robertson
Born 1967 (age 56–57)
Norwalk, California
Nationality USA
Education Bachelor of Science
Alma mater California State University, Bakersfield
Occupation
  • Speaker
  • Sales trainer
Awards
  • Who's Who of entrepreneurs worldwide
  • Lexington Who's Who of professionals

Todd Leroy Robertson is an American professional public speaker and author known for his contributions to the real estate industry with his book Become a Listing Legend.[1]

Early Life and Education

Todd's early experiences, including overcoming being a stutterer, paved the way for his eventual success in the real estate industry.[2] He credits his stepfather, Dennis Wallace, with introducing him to the world of sales. He attended the California State University, Bakersfield, where he obtained his Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree with distinction, where he made the Dean's list.

Career

Todd began his real estate career in 1992, achieving notable success early on, including awards for Top Listings, Top Closings, and Top Overall Associate in his office within his first year.[3]He transitioned into speaking and coaching, sharing his insights and strategies with aspiring real estate professionals, through thousands of seminars in the United States, as well as on YouTube.[4]

Contributions

Book

Become a Listing Legend, authored by Todd Robertson, provides guidance for individuals looking to excel in real estate, particularly in property listings.[5]The book covers various aspects of the industry, drawing from his personal experiences and interactions with influential figures like Floyd Wickman and Tony Robbins.

Public speaking

With over 20 years of experience, Todd has conducted more than 2000 seminars across 38 states, focusing on empowering real estate professionals to excel in their field.

Publishing

Todd is recognized for his contributions as a contributing author on prospectsplus.com[6],[7]offering valuable insights across a diverse range of topics.

Philosophy

Todd advocates for ambitious goal setting, continuous learning, and mastering fundamental skills such as presentation techniques and prospecting. He emphasizes the importance of taking significant action to achieve success.[8]

References