Fame

You could get your own reality show. The Million Dollar Listing follows real estate agents and brokers as they show people high-end properties in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York.

So how do you get your own reality show? You get a famous clientele.

 
Having a small dog in a large bag will also help you fit in. (Source)

How do you get famous clientele? You live in a metropolitan city, network like crazy, sell multi-million dollar properties, eat brunch at popular eateries, treat your assistants poorly, and kiss up to the rich and famous.

It's also important when becoming famous to develop a clever catch phrase. Josh Flagg, who's on The Million Dollar Listing, uses "I don't just sell houses, I sell a lifestyle." Try one of these catchphrases—see if any of them feel right:

  • "I don't just sell houses, I give you a reason to live."
  • "Houses are like blouses, everyone's got one."
  • "I go for broker."
  • "Hold my dog Kiki."

Be sure to deliver the catchphrase everywhere. You want clients, the media, your agent, and even your Norwegian housekeeper Sven to understand that this is your phrase.