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Broker to Broker Podcast: Joseph Dionne – Ep. 254

July 28, 2026·32 min
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Episode 254 Host: Marc Summers (AIME’s Founding President) Guest: Joseph Dionne (Managing Partner at appli Home Loans) This week’s episode features Joseph Dionne, who took a job out of college as a real estate assistant and built it up into a thriving mortgage brokerage. It wasn’t always easy! His turning point came after a car accident left him with a broken back and a choice to make. Let the injury define him or push past every limitation being placed on him. Joseph shares how ultra marathon training taught him discipline, consistency, and the importance of surrounding himself with people who pour into him. Key Takeaways: – How applying ultra marathon discipline to business creates sustainable success. – Why you have to reach out to your team, not just be available when they need you. – The importance of being the “I know a guy” person so clients call you for more than just mortgages. – Why structure and planning matter more than hustle alone. Golden Nugget: “You can’t fake dedication. If you don’t consistently do the boring stuff, you go from being at your peak to being the guy on the sidelines who can’t get off the couch.” Subscribe to Broker to Broker on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts. Join AIME: aimegroup.com/membership #LeadershipMindset #Discipline #MortgageBroker #ScalingYourBusiness #UltraMindset #RelationshipBuilding #appliHomeLoans #BrokerToBroker #MortgageTech #BrokersAreBest #AIME #Podcast #Network The post Broker to Broker Podcast: Joseph Dionne – Ep. 254 appeared first on AIME.

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