Hey, I’m Brandy!
I’m an entrepreneur, a globetrotter and a girl boss paving my own path.
I believe in the inherent goodness of people. I believe in staying open and vulnerable, allowing others to see the real you. Trust and honesty are, in my view, the most valuable qualities you can have. And I truly believe that, with time, you’ll receive everything your heart desires.
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Before I was Brandy Landon, the CEO, I was …
Let’s face it—I’ve never been simple. Maybe “beautifully complicated” is a better way to describe me. My friends always said, “You’re the craziest person I know.” Not crazy in the wild sense (at least, I hope not), but crazy in the way I dreamed big, took risks, and chased ideas that seemed impossible. They’d laugh and say, “You’re just bold enough to make it happen.” And more often than not, they were right.
Before I was a CEO, I was a risk-taker. A workaholic. A lover of life. I thrived on energy, surrounded myself with people, and embraced every chance to meet someone new. I was the first to show up, the last to leave, the dancer, the hostess with the mostess, and the one who made sure the fun never stopped.
I’ve always had a passion for traveling, exploring, and learning new things. Whether it was diving into a new culture, discovering a hidden gem, or challenging myself to master a new skill, I craved growth and adventure.
I spent years pursuing education and figuring out my next step—not because I had it all mapped out, but because I loved the process of learning and evolving. I’ve always been good at saving money, but I never stressed over it. I believed that if I worked hard, the money would come. That’s who I was—and still am—fearless, curious, and always chasing the next horizon.
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I’m living life to the fullest …
My formal education began when I was 18. I earned a scholarship to the University of Texas at Tyler, and just three days after graduating high school, I packed my car, drove four hours away, and never looked back.
I completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, earned a Teaching Certification in Math 4-8, and went on to obtain a Master’s in School Counseling. During those years, I worked tirelessly to support myself, starting at Texas Roadhouse as a server, bartender, and eventually a manager. For five years, I juggled nights, weekends, and holidays while staying focused on my goals.
From there, I made my first big pivot—leaving the restaurant world for an entry-level position as an office assistant at a Classic Car Dealership. It came with a pay cut, but I saw it as an opportunity to learn something new. It paid off. I quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming the CEO’s right-hand in all his business ventures, all while completing my master’s degree. But even with a lucrative career, something was missing. I left that role to chase my dream of working in education.
Shortly after becoming a teacher, I had a hard realization: it wasn’t what I wanted. Nine years of education, countless hours of work — just to realize I needed another change.
So, I made one. I launched my first business as a bookkeeper. It allowed me to work from home, travel as much as I wanted, and be my own boss. It gave me freedom, but it didn’t fulfill me. That’s when I set my sights on real estate. With my bookkeeping business covering the bills, I obtained my real estate license and closed 28 transactions in my first year. Inspired by that success, I took another leap and opened my own brokerage.
Fast forward to today: I’ve closed hundreds of real estate deals, manage nearly 300 rental properties, and continue to hone my skills as a real estate investor. You’d think after all the twists and turns to get here, I’d be satisfied. But the truth is—I’m just getting started. 🙂
A few of my favorite things
Traveling to new places, and taking lots of fun pictures!
Pushing harder than I did yesterday. In the end, it’s always been YOU vs. YOU.
Prioritizing the little things, embracing rest and relaxation, and cherishing quality time with friends and family.
It’s been a journey to get to this place of true happiness within myself. I’ve spent time in therapy, tried hypnosis, thrown myself into work, and even retreated into solitude more times than I’d like to admit. Along the way, I’ve had my doubts about where I fit in and whether I was enough. But when I look back, I realize that no matter what, I always lived fully. I’ve experienced so much, seen so many places, and pushed myself to reach goals that once seemed out of reach.
I’ve never been afraid to take risks, to start fresh, or to chase the life I want. And now, I can confidently say I’m more comfortable in my own skin than I’ve ever been before. I’m proud of how far I’ve come, and I’m excited for what’s next. The future? I’m ready for it.
xo Brandy
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