Unique Leader: Lisa Copeland

<p>Lisa is a unique spirit and a true seeker of adventure. She started out in the fashion industry as a young adult. During this time in her life, she wrecked her car which led to her meeting the man that would later become her husband. She knew she needed a car - from there she began a career in the automotive industry. During her early years in her auto career, Lisa was different than the other salesmen because she was authentic. She was real with her clients which was a breath of fresh air for most.</p><p>Something particularly important that she learned from the auto industry was to not depend on anyone else for your success. The only person who can make you successful is you! When you go through tough times on your own and you make it, you feel more accomplished and confident. “Fail Forward”</p><p>Don’t miss her amazing story about her career in the auto industry.</p><p>After leaving the auto industry she began speaking and consulting. Until the pandemic hit. As she has always done in her life, she pivoted to her new venture in Real Estate. In 2020 she created a team with eXp Realty. She educates her team about the Real Estate market and flipping houses. She also works to educate her clients on how to growth their wealth with their assets.</p><p>Lisa is a master at creating strategies and a plan and executing them.</p><p>Through she has had many failures she has not given up. During this segment of Unique Leaders, she shares the importance of continuing and never giving up.</p><p><strong>About the Guest:</strong> </p><p>Lisa Copeland has “Reinvented The Art of Real Estate” with the start of the eXp Realty Group. She is a licensed agent and experienced mortgage industry professional with more than 25 years of experience. </p><p>Before transitioning to real estate fulltime, Lisa founded Austin Mortgage Associates in 2000. As CEO of the company, she personally originated and funded over $150 million dollars in residential mortgages comprised of Conventional, FHA, VA, and construction loans.</p><p>In ad