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  <title>Tom Hopkins: The Man Who Taught a Million Agents How to Close | The Historical | Ep. 22</title>
  <description>n 1968, a 19-year-old kid with no car, no suit, and his last $100 walked into a real estate office wearing a purple band uniform. He failed the license exam three times. His first six months in the business, he earned an average of $42 a month.  Six years later, Tom Hopkins had closed 1,553 real estate transactions - including 365 homes in a single year, one every single day. He became a millionaire at 27. Then he walked away from selling to do something even bigger: teach.  Over the next five decades, Tom Hopkins trained more than 5 million salespeople on 5 continents. His book How to Master the Art of Selling is still the most widely read sales book in the real estate industry.  In this episode: - The Dodger Stadium steel worker origin story - His last $100 investment that changed everything - The &amp;quot;master asker&amp;quot; philosophy that still beats every AI tool - How he closed 365 homes in one year without email, Zillow, or a CRM - What agents in 2026 can still steal from his playbook  Ambitious Agent is brought to you by Dustin Fox of the Fox Homes Team — The DMV's top-rated real estate teams with 2,124+ five-star Google reviews. Buying or selling in the DC Metro area? Visit FoxesSellFaster.com </description>
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