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In this episode, I share valuable tools about hiring/recruiting when you're unsure of how to get started with expanding your team. Whether you have questions about when or how to hire, the onboarding process, or finding the right fit for your team, I share what has worked successfully for my business. Also in this episode: Compensation, Creating a Hiring System, Building a Job Description from Scratch, Trial Period for New HiresResources:The Millionaire Real Estate Agent Book

In today's episode, I have a special guest who is involved in my business on a daily basis. Meet this week's guest, Ryan, who is my oldest son(8yo). We talk about about how he feels about having a working mom and how my business has had an impact on his life. 

When we are consumed with fear, it clouds everything we do. Are we more concerned with what might happen, versus what's actually happening and being present? Fear is a part of our daily lives. We may be experiencing mom fears, business fears, or both at the same time. In this episode, I open up about how fear affects my life and what I do to overcome it. I share valuable resources and tools to get you from fearful to fearless.Resources:Fear Is Just a Four-Letter Word by Tracy Tutor

We've all felt the overwhelm of working from home during the pandemic. While some eventually went back to the office, there are many moms who are juggling working from home with their kids home too. In this episode, I share tips that have worked for me to find a healthy balance of getting my work done and giving my two boys quality time. 

Do you want to be a high-achiever in your field?In this episode, I share the 5 BEST tips to building confidence as a mom/entrepreneur. Confidence is crucial to having a successful business. You'll need to know your numbers, be organized, set achievable goals, practice self-care, and fill your own cup. Have a pen and notebook ready as I break down each tip and how to make them work for you!Resources:Download the Motivate App (Apple App Store)Connect with me!FacebookInstagramMy Website

Meet Miranda Hoppock, US Navy veteran, former director of the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce, and is now growing Cornerstone Home Lending in a new market located in Idaho. Miranda and her husband have three children-14,13, and 12. They have remained strong and resilient through infancy cancer and subsequent health issues with their daughter, special needs with their son, active duty military lifestyle, and health issues with Miranda. You don't want to miss this episode! Miranda shares her story and how she grew through the obstacles instead of letting anything hold her back. Connect with Miranda Hoppock:Website

Melinda Kruse DiPerna is a military relocation pro, luxury agent, senior real estate specialist, and in the top 10 for Keller Williams in San Diego, CA. She has a degree in Chemistry, an MBA, and a Brokers license. I met Melinda in February 2020 at Family Reunion with Keller Williams. Melinda has had many careers including a chemist, marketing exec, vacation rental management and stay at home mom.Melinda covers her career that led her to real estate in 2006, her challenges through the recession and then rising up in 2013 with Keller Williams. She needed to make a significant financial change and when asked what inspired her, she replied “necessity.”After applying to 21 jobs, Melinda realized that by working a typical 8-5 job, she wouldn’t be able to be everything to everyone. This led her to choosing real estate and becoming a successful business owner. Listen to this episode to learn what she does to market her business above the rest. Connect with Melinda on Instagram @melindakdiperna

I am so excited for you to listen to my conversation with Madeleine Friddle, full time realtor and full time mom. Madeleine is a military wife and mom to a one year old daughter. She earned Rookie of the Year in her real estate business while keeping her family as a priority. In this episode, we cover mom guilt,  how to structure your day to fit your priorities, the transition to becoming a mom, and then into a working mom. Connect with Madeleine Friddle on instagram @madsaboutjax or www.madeleinefriddle.com.

There is a great importance in starting your morning right. Starting your work day with the right mindset and motivation will give you the mental energy to be more productive. A productive day doesn't start in the morning, it starts the night before. While you are time-blocking, the most important part is to set a consistent bedtime. When preparing the night before, I prioritize tasks that are intentional to maximizing the day ahead. This includes: tidying up, laying out clothes, packing lunches, breakfast planning, and writing out my daily goals. As you wake up, keep your phone off. When you do this, you are being intentional on the energy you’re giving to the day. The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod  is an amazing book on structuring your morning using 6 steps that are proven to help you achieve success. You don't have to have a perfect morning routine 100% of the time. Give yourself grace and try to focus on creating a routine that is sustainable and customized to your life and routine.