How far can you expect to go if you’re doing everything yourself? In this episode of The Way, Brian Hogben shares his blueprint for mortgage professionals ready to shift from reaction-based production to strategic growth. Brian draws on lessons learned from building Mission 35 Mortgages into one of Canada’s top brokerages and insights from running multiple successful ventures, including Canada’s largest Liberty Tax franchise and Shore Capital.
Solo producers often become trapped in a cycle of relentless work without real growth. Brian explains why simply chasing volume leads to burnout rather than success. True breakthroughs occur by creating structured systems, hiring proactively, and empowering others to handle day-to-day operations. He highlights how cross-industry experience deepens your understanding and makes your business more resilient.
How to identify when it’s time to delegate and hire, even if it feels uncomfortable or premature.
Why building sustainable systems is crucial to scaling beyond your personal capacity.
Real-life lessons from Brian’s journey, including how he overcame significant personal setbacks, loss of key team members, and family challenges.
Specific mindset shifts that allow mortgage producers to transition from handling every task themselves to confidently leading others.
If you’re ready to move past the limits of solo production and build meaningful business capacity, listen now and take action to reshape your approach to growth.