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Gail Clanton is an Author Professional Life Coach, Christian Life coach and a speaker of words! She will inspire you with her journey of Love and she found more of herself. As Gail would say, she loves to Talk, so listen and be encouraged! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It’s very easy to look at a big tape and see big ROI numbers and think, “This one is great. We should do this.” However, when you look at a big tape or any tape for that matter, you should always evaluate from the standpoint of things like how beneficial is it to buy a particular asset? How many payments are there? What makes it a great deal for a JV? Chris and Gail get into buying and reselling tapes at a profit. As Gail goes into a new CFD tape with over 650 assets on it and how to approach a big tape like it, Chris tackles how you should structure your JV agreements and touches on the process of doing his very first rehab in over 100 notes that he’s done and gives some recommendations for people who are doing some work on properties. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Good Deeds Note Investing movement today: GoodDeedsNoteInvesting.com Chris Seveney Facebook Chris Seveney Twitter Chris Seveney Instagram Gail Greenberg Facebook 7EInvestments.com 7E Investments Facebook 7E Investments YouTube 7E Investments Google+ WinWinNotes.com Win Win Notes Facebook Win Win Notes Twitter

48-year old accountant Gail Newton Howell grew up parenting her mother. With no other children besides her daughter and no supportive spouse, Gail’s mother leaned on her daughter in ways that made it impossible for her to enjoy a carefree childhood. In this episode, Gail outlines her road to ending contact with her mother. She describes a childhood spent enmeshed in an unhealthy relationship with her mother. From enduring her excessive drinking to trying to understand why she treated her with such harshness, Gail learned early on that she had to protect her heart from her mother while protecting her mother from adult responsibilities. Gail describes her first attempt to extricate herself from the toxicity of her and her mother’s relationship. While still a teenager, she left her mother’s house and moved down South to live with relatives. This attempt was not successful as her mother followed her. As Gail matured and sought out therapy, she set up more concrete boundaries. Eventually, in her late 30s Gail’s mother disregarded her in such a cavalier way, Gail decided to completely sever their relationship. In addition to sharing her personal experience, Gail talks about how societal elevation of motherhood contributes to adult children feeling guilty about wanting to sever ties with mothers even when those mothers treat them with disdain. She admonishes anyone who is dealing with an abusive parent to choose themselves. “No one has the right to make your life miserable,” Gail insists. “The only regret I have about ending communication with my mother is how long I waited to do it. I could have felt this sense of freedom much sooner had I not dealt with her foolishness for as long as I did.”

Gail Vaz-Oxlade is back on the show to discuss her new book, Money Talks: When To Say Yes And How To Say No. I'm excited to feature Gail as a guest this week because not only is her book due out this Tuesday, December 8th, but this is also the FIRST podcast interview introducing her latest work. Gail starts out the episode by exclaiming, I'm so excited for this new book, I cannot begin to tell you! My toes are curling!" So you know it'll be a good one! On today’s show Gail gives away a few secrets about the book (to be released on December 8), and she also gives us actionable advice and tips for starting the conversation about money. The topic of the book is one that hasn't been written about before.  As Gail says: "nobody has actually done this before. Nobody has actually talked about how to have these conversations with the people in your life." This is Gail at her best, and is a “must listen” podcast.

This is a treat! Join Laurie for this remarkable conversation with Gail Larsen, founder of Real Speaking© and the award-winning author of Transformational Speaking: If You Want to Change the World, Tell a Better Story. Gail's message is clear: "Each of us have gifts and talents that are nowhere else duplicated. If we don't express our medicine, it is lost to the world for all time. The world needs us." She goes on to say that when we connect with our "original medicine", all of the elements that are part of us start flying into formation. For those of us who have walked along multiple paths most of our lives, this brings home the truth that all roads can lead home. That each carries an integral thread that becomes woven into our tapestry. As Gail says, "something new always comes when you are in the home zone."  Listen in and discover what Gail means by your "Holy Fool Act," how retirement is an out-dated model and how aging can look in our culture. Gail offers Transformational Speaking to a global audience through both her Online Academy and monthly live immersions in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Even if you can't make it to be with her in Santa Fe, her Online Academy will help you "change the world by telling a better story". Check it out. Laurie says: "I share Gail's work with anyone who will listen. It changes who you have thought yourself to be and awaken parts of you that you have long been sitting in the dark."  With...Laurie Seymour Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/wisdom-talk-radio/donations