Tracy Tutor — From Hollywood hopeful to million dollar lister

In this episode of the CoreViva Know Your Body Podcast, Dr. A. Alexander, CEO & Co-founder of CoreViva, sits down with real estate powerhouse, author, entrepreneur, and Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles star Tracy Tutor for a candid conversation about reinvention, resilience, confidence, and building success on your own terms.

Tracy shares her unlikely journey from studying theater at USC and pursuing acting, including a memorable role she jokingly describes as a "cheerleading prostitute", to becoming one of the most successful luxury real estate agents in the country. She opens up about the early struggles of breaking into a competitive industry, the lessons learned from failure, and how confidence, grit, and authentic human connection helped her build a career spanning more than 25 years.

Together, they dive into:

• Tracy's transition from acting and entertainment into luxury real estate
 • The mindset required to succeed in a highly competitive, relationship-driven business
 • Why confidence without ego is one of the most valuable professional skills
 • Lessons learned from failure, rejection, and navigating difficult markets
 • The realities of building a personal brand and becoming a public figure
 • Behind-the-scenes stories from Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles
 • The importance of resilience, adaptability, and trusting your instincts
 • Why caring less about others' opinions can be one of life's greatest advantages
 • The role mentorship, relationships, and emotional intelligence play in long-term success

Tracy also shares why she chose to undergo a CoreViva whole-body MRI scan after years of considering preventive imaging. Despite leading a healthy lifestyle, she admits that fear and uncertainty kept her from booking a scan sooner. She discusses how the experience provided reassurance, clarity, and a deeper understanding of her health, particularly given her family's history of cancer.

“I think the earlier you can start that process, the better. I waited until I was 50. If I could give anyone advice, I would say, do not wait until you're 50. Get in. Do it now. Get in front of health challenges.”

From luxury real estate and reality television to personal growth and proactive health, this episode explores what it means to bet on yourself, embrace reinvention, and invest in your future. Tracy's story is a reminder that success is rarely linear, and that some of the most important decisions you make are the ones that help you stay healthy enough to enjoy everything you've worked so hard to build.