Bigger Rooms with Brean Small

Bigger Rooms where health, wealth, relationships, and mindset meet real life. Hosted by Bre Small, real estate pro, serial entrepreneur, twin mama, beauty pageant competitor and current Mrs. Littleton 2026, this show is for women who dream big and want more without burning out. Bre shares her journey from a retired chiropractor who even traveled to the 2012 London Olympics as the USA Judo team chiropractor to building lifestyle design through real estate, investing, and community leadership. Plus interviews with high performers who are creating freedom, impact, and legacy. If you’re ready

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  3. The $4,400 Rent Check That Made Me Leave My Career

  Sep 2, 202615 minS0

  <p>A career change doesn't mean you failed, it means you outgrew the room. After 18 years and 100 patients a day, Dr. Bree walked away from a successful career to design a life built on freedom, not burnout.</p><p>This is how to change careers when everything looks fine from the outside, and how to start over when your identity was tied to the title.</p><p>She was a successful chiropractor, then she became a real estate professional, a career transition that meant letting go of time, money, and identity. If you've spent a decade thinking "I can't leave...

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  2. How Did I Go From a Multimillion-Dollar Career to Selling $150M in Real Estate?

  Aug 26, 202613 minS0

  <p>A career change didn't reset Bre Smalls — it revealed why she could build multimillion-dollar success twice.</p><p>Changing careers can feel like walking away from the expertise, credibility, and momentum you spent years building. But Bre Smalls challenges the belief that success belongs to one profession. After building a multimillion-dollar chiropractic practice, exiting for six figures, and going on to sell over $150 million in real estate, she's living proof that success transfers between radically different careers — because it was never about the career in the first place.</p><p>In this episode, Bre breaks down the real "inner game...

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  1. I Sold $150M in Real Estate. Now I Want to Own $100M

  Aug 20, 202615 minS0

  <p>"I sold $150M in real estate — one house at a time. Now I am going after $100M in commercial property, and I don't have every step mapped out. This is what it looks like to move from producer to owner."</p><p>After selling more than $150 million in residential real estate, Bree Small is chasing a bigger goal: owning and managing a $100 million commercial portfolio — even though she doesn't have the whole path figured out yet.</p><p><br /></p><p>It started with a $4,500 rent check, written from a chiropractic office where she felt trapped. She realized the buil...

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  Bigger Rooms Trailer

  Aug 17, 20261 minS0

  <p>Bigger Rooms is where health, wealth, relationships, and mindset meet real life. Hosted by Bre Small, real estate pro, serial entrepreneur, twin mama, beauty pageant competitor and current Mrs. Littleton 2026, this show is for women who dream big and want more without burning out. </p><p>Brean shares her journey from a retired chiropractor who even traveled to the 2012 London Olympics as the USA Judo team chiropractor to building lifestyle design through real estate, investing, and community leadership. Plus interviews with high performers who are creating freedom, impact, and legacy. If you’re ready </p>

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