Welcome to the Becoming Bolder Podcast with Krystal Covington. In this episode, Krystal talks with Sam Houston, AKA Sam the Suited Realtor, who leads a double life as an indie filmmaker and realtor. They discuss how Sam manages to balance these two seemingly different worlds and the growth he's experienced in each.
Sam shares his journey from working in property management to transitioning into real estate, which allows him the freedom to pursue his passion for acting and filmmaking. With a focus on helping people and a belief in the power of faith, Sam talks about how real estate has allowed him to make a difference in people's lives.
Switching gears, Sam shares the importance of acting and filmmaking to his mental health and personal growth. With a sober mind and newfound clarity, Sam discusses his latest film, Black America, which tells a story that encompasses various viewpoints on race and policing in America.
In this episode, you'll learn:
How Sam aligned his worlds of real estate and filmmaking
The ways Sam has grown personally through both real estate and acting
The importance of faith in Sam's journey
How Sam set deadlines and habits to complete his film, Black America
Details on the red carpet premiere of Black America and plans for streaming after film festivals
Join Krystal and Sam as they discuss the power of faith, hard work, and determination in pursuing your passions and making a difference.
Follow Sam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samthesuitedrealtor/Find his website pages via LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/samthesuitedrealtor
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