Double Your Income: How Real Estate Agents Can Make More Money by Doing Less

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Until he graduated from University, Glenn McQueenie worked in 27 different jobs starting at the age of 10. As a result of all those different jobs and bosses, he made the decision that he never wanted to work for any employer ever again. In 1989 he got his Real Estate License and never looked back. Glenn spent the early part of his career in real estate in the trenches showing over 100,000 homes and helping thousands of people Buy and Sell Real Estate. Glenn also helped most of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team find their homes in Toronto from 1999-2003, prior to opening his own Brokerage in 2004. Glenn has been fortunate to seek out great teachers, coaches and Mentors in his Real Estate career and has spent over $1,000,000 of his own money attending great training and coaching all over the globe. Glenn is passionate about sharing the insights and wisdom he’s gleaned with other agents so they too can be successful. Glenn is committed to helping agents gain the skills, knowledge, confidence, energy and momentum they need to live an abundant life…and loves when he sees them inspired to in turn start giving back to others. Glenn opened his first Real Estate Brokerage office in Toronto in 2004, and now has over 300 associates with the launch of his second office last year in Downtown Toronto. This is a result of bringing great agents together for great training and mentoring. Glenn is currently running a pilot program called “Double Your Income” Coaching Program in his offices, which has given him additional insight for this book. Glenn gets his greatest joy when he hears back from agents about their successes, after implementing one of the techniques they have just learned in the program. Glenn is committed to building an army of educated, successful and profitable agents, who have a life worth living and give back to the community at a really high level. Glenn Lives in Toronto with his wife Janet, two teenage kids, and an overly friendly Golden Retriever named Marlowe.

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