After 30 years in the Army, real estate wasn't the plan.
Colonel (Ret.) Traci Crawford was headed for nurse practitioner school.
Then one friend's advice changed her entire second career.
Traci Crawford spent three decades in the U.S. Army, retiring as a Colonel and Deputy Commander of Brooke Army Medical Center. Her transition plan was already written: nursing.
Then a friend told her, "I really think you should do real estate." She said no. Then she sat with it — and realized real estate was still service, still taking care of people, still giving back to military families and her community.
The scary part? Going from a trusted profession to one where she had to earn the trust. She leaned into the military community and never looked back. Today she's a top 1.5% agent nationwide with ONE Sotheby's International Realty in Jacksonville.
Watch the full episode 👇
🎙️ Full Episode 332: tracyhayespodcast.com/332
📲 Connect with Traci Crawford | ONE Sotheby's International Realty:
🌐 newlifetimememories.com 📸 instagram.com/tracicrawford_ 👤 facebook.com/newlifetimememories 🎥 youtube.com/@tracicrawford
📺 Subscribe: youtube.com/@Realestateexcellence
#RealEstateExcellence #RealEstateExcellencePodcast #TracyHayes #Shorts #JacksonvilleRealEstate #JacksonvilleRealtor #NortheastFlorida #FloridaRealtor #VeteranRealtor #MilitaryRelocation #CareerChange #RealEstateMindset #ArmyVeteran
