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Welcome back to another episode of the Real Estate Excellence Podcast! Today, I have Lisa Andrews on the podcast.  Lisa Andrews has spent her professional career in the real estate industry.  From lending to title work, she has exercised great knowledge, leadership, and a dedication to excellence.     [00:01 - 06:47] Opening Segment   I welcome Lisa to the show  Golden Dog Title and Trust's Story Your companion “Everybody gets a little golden retriever.” Lisa shares her life story and journey to where she is now   [06:48 - 45:22] Leadership, Influence and Dedication   Everything in Paper Recording the Deed and More in Florida “It's either you love it or you don't”: Lisa's secret to how she started young What does a Director of Sales and Marketing do in a title company? The Ultimate Customer Experience at Golden Dog Title and Trust Lisa and her part in the Women's Council of Realtors How Lisa builds and strengthens her leadership presence What are the Unseen by Agents and Lenders? Owner's Policy An Owner's Policy Tale The Next Steps in the Process What is estoppel? My Own New Survey Every Time Preparing the documents and balancing Married or Not Married? Why You need a Good Closer The One Thing Lisa Wants Her Agents to Do “There's only certain things we can do.” The Biggest Misconceptions of Buyers and Sellers to the Title Company The ALTA Settlement Statement   [45:23 - 50:25] Closing Segment Who You Know or What you Know? “ I feel like it is who you know, but you don't even know who to go to if you don't know. ” Lisa's Travel Bucket List Somewhere unfamiliar for a month Connect with Lisa Andrews See links below Final words Tweetable Quotes:   “You should be able to do it without me. And that's what I always want people to raise them up, lift them up. I want everybody to know what I know are more. ” - Lisa Andrews   “You need to have a good closer, and someone that is friendly, and is knowledgeable.” - Lisa Andrews   “It's wonderful to see the difference in the way people live.” - Lisa Andrews Connect with Lisa Andrews through 904-476-1966, lisa.andrews@goldendogtitle.com, Facebook, and LinkedIn!  Or you can visit their website.  SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW as we discuss real estate excellence with the best of the best!     Join our community at www.tracyhayespodcast.com   Email Tracy.Hayes@jethl.com to get in touch with me. Connect with me on Facebook and LinkedIn. Check out Jet HomeLoans, LLC and get top-flight resources and first-class service in buying your house!

Tom Libelt is the founder of Smart Brand Marketing. His entrepreneurial journey went through the marketing world from SEO to publishing thousands of Kindle books and he finally landed onto creating online courses that sell. Remotrepreneur’s Insights Figure out What you Want to Do – There are different types of business. That’s why before you start a remote business, you need to find a direction and what you’re going to do. Develop a System – Create a manual or a list of instructions that will help new upcoming employees through the onboarding pipeline without your help. Let Your Team Build the Company’s Culture – Give your team members a voice in saying how things can run in the business. That way they create their own rules that they need to follow instead of your rules. Key Podcast Milestones 03:43 – Tom’s early hustling years 08:11 – Is socialism coming to the US? 21:30 – What are the first steps towards building a remote business and team? 33:47 – How to remove yourself from fulfillment? 43:33 – Golden nuggets of HR 47:07 – How long is Tom’s hiring process 48:20 – Rewards for remote employees 56:19 – How does Tom calculate expenses and profits Top Key Quotes “The first thing you need to do is what kind of a business you want to run. That’s the main thing because you can run all types of businesses. You can have an online information business, you can have a service business or just a coaching business. There are a lot of different things you can do. As a business owner, you have to figure out what it is that you’re going to do.” “I always think about the McDonald's model. If you go to McDonalds, they have systems set up in such a way where they can take any idiot off the street, show them the system and let them do the task. That’s beautiful and that’s the best thing you can hope for.” “Now with every employee, what do you do? Let’s get you into the system. If you’re a graphic designer, I want all the templates, Photoshop files so that I can just bring someone in and continue to work if you’re not necessary. Remote work takes the power away from the employee.” “You bring the new employee in fresh from the street. The first one is going to be the worst. You only want to do this with the new person because the old one is going to push back. If you have someone currently they are going to push hard. The way we fulfill is usually similar. If you have custom fulfillment you’re going to be screwed a lot. You need to productize as much as possible. Each one can be fairly productized. As you go through the operations, their job is to fold. One is to actually do the fulfillment, which initially you’re going to teach them. Their second job is taking everything you’re teaching them write it down in a system process. Essentially, you have steps to fulfillment.” “The second thing I’ve had done is I had the team create the rules of the company, themselves without me. They define the culture of the company. What kind of company are we going to be based on how they were interacting? The type of things we are not going to tolerate, etc.” Resources Socials Tom Libelt Remotepreneurs Books Work the System: The Simple Mechanics of Making More and Working Less – Sam Carpenter Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success – Phil Jackson Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable – Tim Grover Laws of Success by Napoleon Hill

When the weather starts warming up, families start planning their vacation time. One of the most popular spring, summer, and even fall activities for families is camping. Getting outdoors and close to nature makes everyone in a good mood and it boosts vitamin D levels. And the fresh air tires out children, so that’s even better.   But, there is a lot that needs to go into planning a fun, and safe, camping trip for the family. Family campouts require that you understand what type of equipment you need - including clothing, cooking items, and things that keep you safe. Plus, having a plan for fun activities to do won’t hurt. After all, trying to do things without a plan can be a disaster, especially with children in tow.   Having said that, if you take a little time to craft a plan before going you’re sure to have a lot of fun, stay safe, and build great family-centered memories for everyone. Remember that the ages of your children, the division of duties in the family, and many other factors come into play. Taking these into account will help you all enjoy your family camp out even more.   Camping takes just as much planning as any other type of fun family vacation, especially if you have kids. In fact, for a camping trip to go well it might even take more planning, because you have to consider so much about the trip to ensure that everyone has a safe, yet fun time enjoying nature.     Choose Your Destination   The very first thing to do when planning your family camping trip is to choose your destination. Where you go will inform many of the rest of the decisions that you need to make about the camping trip - including clothing, supplies, and activities. Without knowing the destination, you can’t plan anything else. So, pick your destination first.    Research the Area    Once you know your destination, research the area further. That way you’ll know what type of camping accommodations exist. Are you allowed to use a tent? Is there a place for your RV? Are there cabins for rent or toilets and showers? This information will help you know what to bring with you on your trip.   Plan What You’ll Do There   Once you know what’s available taking your children’s ages and everyone’s likes into consideration, start planning what you’ll do there. You don’t want to plan every single moment of the trip because you want to allow for time to hang out and read or just enjoy nature. But having at least one planned activity each day will help everyone enjoy their trip.    Create Backup Plans for Inclement Weather   It doesn’t really matter what the weather is today, because your vacation dates might end up being during inclement weather. Find things that you can do if the weather is bad, because it’s not likely you can just go to a movie. Make sure you bring plenty of reading material in case that happens. You can still have a relaxing time reading real books and connecting as a family.    Consider the Ages of Your Kids   When you are planning anything, it’s imperative that you consider the ages of your children. If you have many ages, then you can switch up activities often so that no one gets bored or upset. Think about planning activities around young children’s nap times and bedtimes. Even though you’re on vacation, children do thrive with normal schedules and it’ll make it easier on the family.    Plan How You’ll Prepare Your Meals and Snacks   Taking into consideration the ages, likes, and dislikes of your kids, also take time to plan meals and snacks that everyone will enjoy. If you’re doing a lot more physical activity than normal, you may need more snacks. Some good choices are trail mix, fruit, and even boxed cereal like Chex and Cheerios.    Pack the Right Clothing   The other important thing to plan for is packing the right clothing. That means for everyone. You’re not going to have a way to wash anything while you’re camping, so make sure to bring extra clothing and shoes for each person for each day.

Episode 54: Do You Struggle with Deciding WHAT to Eat? Here’s What to Do There are so many components to eating well for health and weight loss AND freedom! Knowing when you’re hungry. Knowing what to eat. Knowing when to stop. And managing your emotions. In this coaching session, we will talk about how to [...]Read The Rest of This Article » The post Episode 54: Do You Struggle with Deciding WHAT to Eat? Here’s What to Do appeared first on Real Weight Loss Real Women.

Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO There are many widely circulated myths regarding breast cancer, such as: Beliefs that this disease affects women only. Fears that mammograms can cause cancers to spread. Assumptions that most patients with breast cancer have family histories positive for this disease. Host Jennifer Caudle talks with guest Dr. Monique Gary, a fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist at Grand View Health in Sellersville, Pennsylvania. Together, they dispel myths about breast cancer and talk about what patients can expect during a surgical oncologist appointment.

Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO There are many widely circulated myths regarding breast cancer, such as: Beliefs that this disease affects women only. Fears that mammograms can cause cancers to spread. Assumptions that most patients with breast cancer have family histories positive for this disease. Host Jennifer Caudle talks with guest Dr. Monique Gary, a fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist at Grand View Health in Sellersville, Pennsylvania. Together, they dispel myths about breast cancer and talk about what patients can expect during a surgical oncologist appointment.

Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO There are many widely circulated myths regarding breast cancer, such as: Beliefs that this disease affects women only. Fears that mammograms can cause cancers to spread. Assumptions that most patients with breast cancer have family histories positive for this disease. Host Jennifer Caudle talks with guest Dr. Monique Gary, a fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist at Grand View Health in Sellersville, Pennsylvania. Together, they dispel myths about breast cancer and talk about what patients can expect during a surgical oncologist appointment.