Paul Sessum is an accomplished real estate leader with a proven track record of success serving diverse clients and price points. Known for his expertise as a Listing Agent and long-term marriage to his smoking hot and creative TikTok phenonium, Beth Bowes of Da Baby Boomers, Paul consistently delivers high-impact results. He uses his extensive knowledge of market trends and strategic marketing to secure optimal outcomes for his clients. His approachability and skill in connecting with clients of all backgrounds have been instrumental in building long-term relationships and achieving exceptional client satisfaction.
Since 2022, Paul has served as the Director of Senior Coaches at Workman Success Systems in Salt Lake City, UT. In this role, he leads with passion and commitment, mentoring both clients and coaches to realize their business goals through the transformative “Workman Way.” His journey with Workman Success Systems began in 2017, where he quickly leveraged innovative coaching concepts to help clients expand their businesses.
Before joining Workman Success Systems, Paul significantly impacted the real estate industry. Starting his career in Burbank, CA, in 2004, he rapidly established himself as a top producer, recognized within the top ten percent of associates for his client-centered service. In 2006, he joined Keller Williams Realty, where he co-founded Team Sessum with his wife, Beth Bowles, a highly successful partnership that brought superior service and results to their clients.
Beyond his professional achievements, Paul values his personal life deeply. Married to Beth Bowles since 1994, their relationship is a testament to the same principles of dedication and connection that drive his career. Together, they have built a life in Southern California, where Paul continues to enrich the lives of those he serves.
Paul Sessum’s career exemplifies his unwavering dedication to growth, connection, and excellence. Whether leading in real estate or coaching others, Paul is committed to empowering his clients and colleagues to reach their fullest potential.
