Moxie Media

09/07/2026

Virtual Staging can change the view from boring to wow!

09/02/2026

Film life. Interview day at UF

09/01/2026

Daurine Wehbe has an amazing listing in Bailey Estate in High Springs Florida we filmed recently.

09/01/2026

Check out Kristi Crane new listing in Patatka we filmed and were able to virtually stage so buyers can see the potential! Walk to the gold course and just minutes from the St. Johns River.

08/20/2026

You don’t need to go viral.

You need the right people in your community to see your business often enough that when they need what you offer…

you’re the first name they think of.

That’s the power of consistent local marketing.

Be visible. Be memorable. Bring the Moxie.

08/19/2026

A lot of businesses don’t have a marketing problem.

They have a consistency problem.

They post when they have time.
Market when business gets slow.
Then stop when things get busy again.

Visibility compounds.

Show up. Tell your story. Stay consistent.

That’s how brands are built.

08/18/2026

Moxie Podcast - Interviewing people who Bring the Moxie!

08/18/2026

Real Estate Photo time!

08/18/2026

Real Estate Photography- Schedule today!

05/30/2026

In this episode of Bring the Moxie, I sit down with Daurine Wehbe, a top-producing Realtor, community leader, and dedicated volunteer whose impact extends far beyond real estate. We explore her journey of building a successful real estate business, the lessons she's learned along the way, and the advice she gives to those just starting out in the industry.
Our conversation also dives into family, leadership, and one of the most valuable skills for any entrepreneur or volunteer: protecting your time. Daurine shares why learning to say "no" can actually make you more effective, allowing you to serve others at a higher level without sacrificing what matters most. Whether you're growing a business, serving your community, or trying to find better balance in your life, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and inspiration.

An enlightening conversation with Daurine Wehbe