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We often believe we need something outside ourselves in order to experience more ease. In reality, the solution to our issues is frequently found within. What if I told you it is even possible to self-medicate, using the five elements? Confused?Experiencing the five elements of Ayurveda in your body, can be used as a powerful tool. One that enables you to feel your imbalances in a deeper manner, and directe the course, in order to design the experiences you want to have. By tapping into your imbalances, you can self-medicate with the element you need the most.Ready to feel the Gunas and align with the five elements? Cate guides through a meditation to access each element directly. What you’ll get out of tuning in: How the 5 elements of Ayurveda can help you tune into what you need next How to access each element directly through meditation How to self-medicate by experiencing the elements in your body Links Mentioned in Episode: Find out more about the Living Ayurveda Course Get meditations from Yogahealer Show Highlights: Cate explains how the five elements can be used as self-medication Cate talks about the Gunas and the spectrum of what you feel Cate guides a meditation through each of the five elements Timestamps: 5:07 Ground yourself with the Earth element 9:27 Find your flow with the Water element 12:11 Focus your mind with the Fire element 14:46 Let the wind carry you with the Air element 17:00 Expand with the Space element

Your breath has incredible control over your mind, body, and connection to the soul. Learn about Sara Campbell’s journey to become a deep diver, and how she leads people through their diving experiences. What you’ll get out of tuning in: How your body reacts to diving How your belief system influences your dive How to connect to your spirit while diving Links Mentioned in Episode: Find out more about the Living Ayurveda Course  Get some free resources Show Highlights: Cate explains the importance of breathwork for consciousness Sara shares her journey with deep diving Sara talks about the mental side of diving  Timestamps 3:30 The physiological reaction to being submerged 13:27 Practicing holding your breath  20:02 Breaking deep diving world records  27:00 The peacefulness of the dive 33:09 Overcoming belief systems and discovering your depth Guest BIO:  As one of the world’s top freedivers, Sara embodies the ‘deep dive’. She teaches body-mind-spirit integration drawing on the wisdom of Nature, and the powerful mirror of the Ocean to face our deeper fears and beliefs. Breath unlocks our subconscious, water teaches us to trust and surrender.

What is your deeper dream? If you don't know the answer to this question, you really need to listen to this podcast episode! Learn more about how your curiosity can serve you and help find your why. What you’ll get out of tuning in: How curiosity serves you How to find your noble aim How to overcome cultural conditioning Links Mentioned in Episode: Find out about upcoming events Free Change Your Life Course Get some free resources Show Highlights: Cate tells a story about the first ‘Deeper Dream’ Calls Cate reads from Jordan Peterson’s work Cate explains how meditation connects to the immune system Timestamps:  2:42 The value of curiosity 8:04 You as the Creator of your life 9:53 The importance of finding your why 18:00 The difference between being and becoming

Chocolate doesn’t have to be a guilty pleasure. That’s why Alak decided to leave her corporate job and dedicate her life to bringing joy through chocolate and Ayurveda. The result is an incredible line of ethical chocolates. What you’ll get out of tuning in: How chocolate and Ayurveda intertwine  How your energy influences your food How following your purpose improves your health Links Mentioned in Episode: Find out more about the Living Ayurveda Course Free resources Show Highlights: Cate talks about high prana foods Cate explains how food is infused with the surrounding energy Cate shares how it is important to follow your own path Timestamps:  4:23 Understanding the connection between chocolate and Ayurveda  14:47 The importance of the environment in preparing food 24:12 Alak’s journey from a corporate job to chocolate entrepreneur 34:18 Following your purpose Guest BIO:  Alak Vasa, co-founder, and chef at Elements Truffles. Elements truffles was born at the intersection of two things that make me happy - chocolates and meditation. We are an Ayurveda inspired line of clean chocolates that taste good and do good - for the body, mind, and community.  Before that Alak was a trader and VP at Goldman Sachs. Everything was going well, but a sense of purpose was missing. I was good at what I was doing, but I felt I was meant to do something else. About 12 years ago, I learned to meditate. And as I grew in the practice, I became more aware of the food I was eating. I noticed that I was integrating a lot of elements of the Ayurvedic lifestyle, which was naturally a part of our life growing up. Ayurveda, also known as the sister science to Yoga, was now taking me back to my roots. Alak volunteers her time teaching breath-work and meditation through the Art of Living Foundation, an international NGO. 

If you didn’t know before, as a mom with a new little one at home, you know now that little things can make a big difference in your life!Little things making a big difference seems to be a theme for my week… I discussed it on an upcoming interview for a podcast, talked about it with a mama in the Momxiety Club membership during our weekly group call, and discussed it with Melina Palmer of the Brainy Business podcast. That got me thinking that it would be a perfect topic for this week's episode.Learn some little things that you can do, both physically and mentally, that can make a big impact.Share your story and tag @momxietyclub or leave a voicemail by calling (717) 461-2283 or emailing hello@momxietyclub.com Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe, share and follow the Momxiety Club on social media (@momxietyclub) and if you like what you heard, please rate and review on Apple Podcasts, this helps other moms like you find the podcast. I Love hearing from listeners! Let's Connect: hello@momxietyclub.com Momxiety Club Website Momxiety Club Facebook Page Momxiety Club Instagram Access ALL the FREE resources from Momxiety Club™ and Mommy Barre®Links and referenced in the Episode:Find the FREE download from today’s episode and past episodes here. https://positivepsychology.com/benefits-of-gratitude/https://www.health.harvard.edu/healthbeat/giving-thanks-can-make-you-happierhttps://ggsc.berkeley.edu/images/uploads/Gratitude_as_Medicine_Survival_Kit.pdf Schedule a Momxiety Vent SessionAre you searching for a community, a place to find both emotional and physical support for the stress, anxiety, and overwhelm that comes along with motherhood (AND a place to share in the joys of those little ones as well). Join the Momxiety Club Membership for less than $10/month! **The Momxiety Club podcast is not intended to take the place of medical advice or therapy. If you are in crisis call your local emergency number or the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255)Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=KDK9H5JM6UA4G)

Mom-guilt was discussed in episode 4, but I didn't dive into the difference between mom-guilt and mom-shame. More often we are calling our feelings of shame, mom-guilt, in order to generalize the difficulty of motherhood. This, along with picture perfect images of motherhood in the media and online, often causes moms, especially isolated new moms, to feel worse, like they are not good enough and never can be. Are you Mom-shaming yourself? Listen to hear my story of anxiety manifesting in feelings of failure, lack of connection, anger, and rage which I didn't realize wasn't just normal mom-guilt, but actually shame. Learn how to identify feelings of shame and work through them. Listen to ideas on how to catch yourself before you head into a downward spiral of negativity. Share your story and tag @momxietyclub or leave a voicemail by calling (717) 461-2283 or emailing hello@momxietyclub.comThanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe, share and follow the Momxiety Club on social media (@momxietyclub) and if you like what you heard, please rate and review on Apple Podcasts, this helps other moms like you find the podcast.I Love hearing from listeners! Let's Connect:hello@momxietyclub.com Momxiety Club Website Momxiety Club Facebook Page Momxiety Club Instagram Access ALL the FREE resources from Momxiety Club™ and Mommy Barre®Referenced in the Episode:Find the FREE download from today’s episode and past episodes here.Check out the real life moments in Momxiety Club Quarantine ChroniclesSchedule a Momxiety Vent Session AND join the Momxiety Club MembershipHealthline Mom Guilt Article by Alex FrostPsychology Today Article: The difference between guilt and shame Guilt vs Shame on NCBIPositive Psychology: Shame vs GuiltShame vs Guilt blog by Brené BrownDare to Lead by Brené BrownCall your insurance provider or the Postpartum Stress Institute Helpline to find treatment near you: 1-800-944-4773 OR TEXT: English: 503-894-9453 Español: 971-420-0294**The Momxiety Club podcast is not intended to take the place of medSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=KDK9H5JM6UA4G)

Do you know which plants live around you? There are many invasive species that provide incredible nutrition to our bodies. I had a conversation about this with fellow plant lover Sunny Savage. Listen to the podcast episode to learn more. What you’ll get out of tuning in: How to eat invasive species for optimum health How to manage community land and food security How to build a sustainable business Links Mentioned in Episode: Find out more about Body Thrive Have a career conversation Show Highlights: Cate shares a story about harvesting thistle Cate explains how hard it was to get herbs Cate tells how wild plants taste Timestamps:  02:04 Protecting the local ecosystem 14:20 Nutritional benefits of invasives  28:30  Developing a relationship with plants 37:24 The difficulties of staying small  

It’s been more than three years since the inception of Hustle & Flow, and each episode has truly brought me joy knowing that my inspiration and advice would benefit all of you. It’s time, though, to say goodbye to Hustle & Flow and focus on new things. This change comes from the heart and is one that I know you will all understand. Join me today as I say goodbye to this podcast and hello to focusing on other important parts of my business where I can serve you in the best way possible. Things We’re Covering in this Episode: - Find out why an old post-it-note serves as a reminder that I need to focus on my long-term vision - Learn how I moved fear aside to determine how this change needed to take place - Remember to sign up to get my emails at www.heatherjoyhubbard.com so you can follow me and hear when Simple Courage is released - Learn more about our herculean effort that we are bringing to you in the not so far future

This is Episode 16 of Stand Out & Grow - Shut the Front door! People make mistakes when they are delivering there message to other people or future customers and sometimes those mistakes are harmful to a business. I am going to walk through 3 most common mistakes people make when trying to grow their business that sometimes they are not aware they are doing. Some might call it being passionate and some just might be stepping over the line of just being obnoxious. Tune Into this episode so you can learn about what those 3 common mistakes are so you can avoid them and allow your business to Stand Out and Grow. (Tune In Specific to the Episode) Find all notes at www.standoutngrow.com Please take a moment and review us so more people can find our podcast. Thanks in advance. Kat Remember You Got This!

In this week's episode of Jaded & Motivated, Jade is talking with the inspirational, Candace Spears! Candace is an entrepreneur who scaled 4 multi-billion dollar corporations around technology and marketing. She is also the host of the AMAZING podcast, "Ambition, Honey & Hustle!" (Streaming on all podcasting platforms).What will be covered in this Episode:⫸ Find your bigger impact⫸ Time management⫸ How to find your reasonCan't get enough of Candace? Understandable! Follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/candacespears/Check out her website:https://www.candacespears.com/MAKE SURE you follow Jaded & Motivated on Instagram at http://instagram.com/jadedandmotivated/ for daily motivation!

Home on Purpose, a comprehensive video series taught by Trisha Childers helps you to live a simpler and more functional home life. Sign up for Home On Purpose 2.0 Today!   Resources Mentioned in this Episode Find a MOPS Group Noom.com Also by Trisha Original Home on Purpose Episode Part 1 Original Home on Purpose Episode Part 2 How to Win the Battle over a Home Full of Stuff

 Learn how to win clients through value conversation other than salesy pitch Discover how to get hot leads that wants to hire you instantly Know how to turbocharge your business and created a life with the people, team and clients who believe in your vision and lift you up Resources/Links: Free Training from Terri Levine that reveals : How She Helped 55+ Business Owners Hit 6 Figure Incomes Throughout the past 3 Years Without Them Experiencing Overwhelm, Burnout or Slow Lead Flow: Register Here: https://heartrepreneur.com/freetraining Summary Terri Levine is the founder of Heart-repreneur® and is a business and executive coaching expert. She assists businesses worldwide with business growth, sales, and marketing. In this episode, Terri shares her passion for helping businesses to grow with her own personal experience gained while building multiple successful businesses from the ground up. Terri has created the Heart-repreneur® cause teaching business owners to do business heart-to-heart. Check out these episode highlights: 01:53 – Terri's ideal client: a coach, consultant, strategist, or advisor, who wants to make more money in less time 02:09 – Problem she helps solve: Most coaches, consultants, advisors, and strategists, are working a lot of individual hours and that means they're trading time for money and that's not a good model. So I help them develop their own high ticket signature program and then create a group model with that program 02:46 – Typical symptoms that clients do before reaching out to Terri: They don't get enough leads or they get a lot of the wrong leads. And then they don't know what to do with those lead 03:36 – Common mistakes people make when trying to solve that problem: These people wasting time doing all the wrong things. They're buying program after program. They are spending hours a day on social media that doesn't get them anything 04:41 – Terri’s Valuable Free Action(VFA): Set up a valuable educational webinar. Not like a typical webinar. We're not pitching anything; we're not selling anything. We are giving education, value, and content 05:31 – Terri’s Valuable Free Resource(VFR): https://heartrepreneur.com/freetraining 06:45 – Q: How you turbocharge your business? A: To turbocharge the business, stop doing anything that isn't working...find no more than three maximum things that actually really work for you Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode: “Find the ones that are easy, effortless, joyful, and fun. And only, only do the ones that work and if any of them stop working, replace it with something else.” -@MentorTerriClick To Tweet “We're not pitching anything; we're not selling anything. We are giving education, value, and content. So, the right audience can find us.” -@MentorTerriClick To Tweet Info about our correspondent host:Jigar Poojar is Leadsology's man on the ground in India. Just like CNN has reporters worldwide, Leadsology is developing a small but selective network of hosts to interview guest so our reach is deeper and wider than ever before. Transcript (Note, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast) Jigar Poojara: Hello everyone. Very welcome to one more Marketing The Invisible podcast. My name is Jigar. Joined today by our very special guests Terry Levine. Hello Terry, thanks for joining and how are you today. And where are you hanging out in the world? Terri Levine: Well I'm glad to be here with you. And today I'm really awesome man. I am in New Jersey on the beach. Literally beaches right behind me. That's where I'm hanging out today. Jigar Poojara: Wonderful, wonderful. Okay. For those who don't know who Terry is, Terry is the founder of Heart-repreneur and is the business and executive coaching expert.

Ready to know more about Jenn Burton and her Romantic Fairy Godmomma world? Find out in this new episode of Single Smart Female.   LISTEN HERE:     Important Links and Mentions in this Episode: Find the love that you deserve Want to surprise Jenn and show Single Smart Female your love? XO!!!   BONUS: […] The post 99 Jenn Squared Interview – Dating Help With Single Smart Female appeared first on Have Him Your Way with Jenn Burton.

 Learn how to be a selfish leader Why every leader needs to be selfish How to decrease weekly working hours from 80 hours down to 40 hours and have the time freedom to strategize and develop new ideas in managing your company Resources/Links: www.coach.me/ernohannink It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work by Jason Fried Summary Erno Hannink is a business coach. His unique ability is asking tough questions and push you toward action. In this episode of Marketing the Invisible, Erno shares how helps his clients make smart decisions to accomplish faster what they want so they can create more freedom. Check out these episode highlights: 00:49 - Erno’s professional background as a business coach 01:38 - Erno’s ideal client: a Business owner who has 5 -25 employees who work in the service and selling industry like coaching, consultancy or software 02:04 - Business growth and scaling problems Erno solves for his clients 02:56 - Typical symptoms that Erno’s ideal client would be experiencing before coming to him 03:51 - The common mistakes that people do before working with Erno 05:02 - Erno’s Valuable Free Action (VFA): Find out what is it that you are the best at. What is it that you as the owner love to do. /li> 07:17 - Erno’s Valuable Free Tip (VFT): Get and read the book 'It Doesn’t Have to be Crazy at Work', the book can help you find ways to improve your business Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode: “Find out the most important thing that you are best at and spend 80% of your time working on that one thing and forget the other.” -@ernohannink Click To Tweet “ (on solving problems) Businessowners work on the symptoms they don’t tackle the real thing.” -@ernohannink Click To Tweet Transcript (Note, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast) Tom Poland: Hello everyone. A very warm welcome to another edition of marketing the invisible. My name is Tom Poland being out here for a little castaways Beach in Queensland Australia joined today by Erno Hannink. Erno where you're hanging out this morning. Erno Hannink: I'm in did the sun which is nobody knows of course but it's. It's a time close to one home in the Netherlands and maybe people know online because it's from a famous movie a bridge too far. Tom Poland: Oh yes indeed. Oh, an exciting place to live about fifty-five years ago. Not the most successful battle the eyes ever had but nevertheless we're here it's a long time later. I'm on the other side of the earth to you and doing a different climate by the sound of it. So rather cool over there. Yeah. Folks let me introduce you Erno is a business coach and knows the very unique ability is asking if you like the tough questions to push his clients towards action. And my experience of folks from the Netherlands is they generally do ask tough questions so I'm not sure if it's a genetic compositional idea but like the Northern Germans. But he coaches business owners partners founders CEOs people in charge of organizations on making smart decisions so that they can achieve what they want to achieve faster and in doing so creating more freedom and that brings us to the title of this little seven minutes interview which is how to make selfish decisions that enjoy more freedom we're gonna do that in just seven minutes. So you know I got a very warm welcome my time starts now. Question number one is Who is your ideal client? Erno Hannink: It's a business owner that has about five to 25 employees usually works in the business to business environment and sells knowledge to their clients. So they are really in the service industry and selling nice we need to be coaching or you know consultancy or software or anything like that. Tom Poland: Yeah that sounds like a familiar target market. Yeah.

Stop what you’re doing because I have a big announcement! Would you like to help some kids, including my son, experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity? Kim Green, business manager for a youth football team, is doing a fundraiser to generate money to send these kids, along with their coaches and chaperones, to Florida to play in the Tackle Football National Championship.    Now, let’s get down to business. Today, my guest is Sterling White, who has produced an abundant amount of content focused on the multifamily industry. He remains consistent, even when someone “kicks him in the mouth” because they’re not ready to sell! Topics on Today’s Episode: Find deals by going off market and through direct sellers/decision makers Commercial brokers are doing the same work; just beat them to the punch Difficult to get accurate and complete financials; figure out income/expenses Outsource work and tasks; find freelancers/contractors via Upwork Direct mail and small gifts serve as a follow-up mechanism to engage decision makers; Sterling may send them a Rubik’s Cube and say, “Let’s figure this out.” Easy Button: Sell for more money through concise financials and deferring Even if owners are ready to sell, it can be difficult to get under contract with them Provide value and education as part of follow-up process Sterling’s tool, Syndication Pro, helps you facilitate and raise private money Make it simple for investors to access data; professionalism leads to more money Links and Resources Mentioned: SyndicationPro Sterling White BiggerPockets Sendtheteam.com Upwork IMS Merrill Lynch Quotes: “The biggest obstacle is getting through the gatekeeper, which often times is the property management company.” Sterling White “I’ll actually send a Rubik’s Cube, and it will say, ‘Hey, let’s figure this out’.” Sterling White “You want brokers to know you, like you, trust you, and become your friend.” Corey Peterson “In the age of raising capital, it’s all about perception. Perception is reality.” Corey Peterson Don’t forget to download my Free Workshop Quickstart Video Series, and if you like what you have heard please leave a review on iTunes. Text the word MONEY to 408-500-1127 to get my free private money program and credibility kit for single family.  

I have a special podcast for you today, because I am in Kauai, the garden island. The backdrop behind me is just amazing. This is what happens when you get that wealth that I have been talking about. It enables you to go on really cool trips and bring lots of friends and stay in amazing places like I am staying. Today’s topic is about the secrets of operations. What operational things do you need to do to make a big difference. How can you get the most important things done and free up your time by finding the right person to do those things for you. You want to run your ship by empowering the people you put into the system to do their job which allows you to focus on the money. Topics on Today’s Episode: Find management companies or multifamily operators. Pay them between 4% and 6%. You can pay them less because it is a lot of business. That is the power of multifamily. Questions you ask your management company are things like: How they turn a tenant into a client? What is their sales process for getting people in the door? What are their managers responsibilities? Managers should scan the bills to the home office, and the home office pays the bills. Keep asking them about all of their systems and processes. Including staff for X amount of doors. Best Practices for a Management Company Make sure you ACH all of your tenants. That means they fill out forms to have their rent ACH drafted each month. Collecting rents wastes an insane amount of time. Lead manager is in charge of the people who come on the property, and the financial status of the property. Accountable to P&L. Lead manager has the responsibility of leading people. Hiring the correct managers and maintenance people. Don’t rent to the wrong tenants. Replace all of the old light bulbs with LED lights. Replace tenant controlled switches and put lights on a timer. Take one year and cut all of the overgrown stuff down and make it look like a new property. Put in USB plugs in kitchen and every bedroom. Point this out when doing the walkthroughs. Have the maintenance guys clean the carpet and then have the manager check to make sure that it is done right. This saves time, money, and gets the job done right. You can make money by increasing rents or decreasing expenses. We are fanatical about P&L and our supply chain. We use buying power collectively to lower operating costs. Links and Resources Mentioned: Free Workshop Quickstart Video Series Quotes: “The legacy lifestyle isn’t going to the job each and everyday and managing a bunch of people.” Corey Peterson “Most newbie operators try to do everything themselves. I think that is a bad idea.” Corey Peterson “Lighting is the number one biggest bang for your buck that you do at a property level.” Corey Peterson Don’t forget to download my Free Workshop Quickstart Video Series, and if you like what you have heard please leave a review on iTunes. On the next episode, I am going to give a quick shout out to some of my reviewers.

Catherine Etherington is an empathetic and articulate mother-of-two from England who has helped hundreds of women come to terms with the news that they have been sleeping with a sex addict. Here's a taste of her wisdom: Nate: Some Christian women are told that their responsibility towards a repentant spouse (or even an unrepentant one) is to forgive and forget. Is that true? Is it even possible? Are there healthier alternatives that produce healing?   Cat: That is such an important issue and one that we in the church don’t really talk about enough. This whole forgiveness thing puts women under a lot of pressure in the midst of their trauma and confusion and in my opinion it creates a lot of unnecessary guilt on their part.   Music Used on this Episode: Discover Sam Levine on Spotify   Resources Recommended on this Episode: Find out more about being coached by Cat here. A great organization to contact: APSATS, the Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists Your Sexually-Addicted Spouse by Barbara Steffens and Marsha Means Beyond Betrayal: How God is Healing Women (and Couples) from Infidelity by Lisa Taylor Cat's blog on Huffington Post. The Naked Truth Project (UK only) Note: We apologize for the long delay in the posting of this episode.

In this episode, I talk with Kristina Wilson from the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) about the most important dos and don'ts when it comes to house hunting. Buying a home isn't as glamorous as all those home buying reality shows make it seem. It's a lot of work, there are a lot of documents to be aware of, and making one of the most expensive purchases of your life should not be taken lightly. Luckily RECO is here to help with experts like Kristina as well as a number of other useful resources to help any homebuyer make a financially responsible decision. Long episode description: This podcast episode is all about real estate — one of my favourite topics! If you’re a longtime blog reader, you already know I had quite the experience when my husband and I were trying to buy a house in Toronto last year. After two straight months of house hunting and bidding wars, we decided to take a rest and continue renting.  If you’re not familiar with my house hunting blog series, definitely check out these detailed posts. My House Hunting Blog Series Beware of the Buyer Representation Agreement When Shopping for a House Another Week, Another Round of House Hunting in Toronto My First Bidding War: But Not My Last House Hunting Checklist: My Must-Dos When Checking Out a House House Hunting in Toronto: My Experience in a Seller’s Market Even with that experience still fresh in my mind, over the past few months my husband and I have started talking about looking again. We now realize that owning a house is out of the question if we want to stay in the city, but we can definitely afford to buy a condo or townhouse, especially if we plan on continuing to live in good ol’ TO for the next 3-5 years. That’s why I’m so excited to share my interview with Kristina Wilson from theReal Estate Council of Ontario (RECO). Kristina has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to real estate buying and selling, and we delve into all the important things you need to know as a potential buyer in this episode. Here are a few takeaways from this episode: Key Takeaways from this Episode Find a realtor who specializes in the type of property you want to buy instead of a generalist. If you want to buy a condo, find a real estate agent who is an expert when it comes to condos. They’ll know what buildings to stay away from and will help serve your needs better than someone who is more specialized in houses or vacation homes. Interview at least 2 to 3 realtors before choosing one. Ask for references before making a decision, and ask them what their experience is. For instance, how many homes have they successfully helped buyers purchase in the last year? Before stepping foot in a home you think you may want to buy, know how much you can actually afford. This means crunching the numbers, creating a budget with your new mortgage in mind, and getting pre-approved for a mortgage. Calculate your closing costs. Most buyers forget about these costs, but they could make or break your dream home purchase. If possible, make special requests in your offer. For instance, if you really want the home’s washer and dryer, but you fear the owners will take it with them, put it in your offer that you want it to stay with the home. They are also a number of other great tips in this episode, so make sure to take a listen. But to supplement our interview, I’m including a number of helpful resources below. Happy house hunting! Helpful Resources If You’re Thinking of Buying a Home Thinking of buying a condo? Here’s what you need to know Homebuyer’s checklist Common buyer questions & answers Buyer representation agreements: Understanding the fine-print Dealing with competing offers as a buyer Home inspections and choosing a home inspector Follow RECO on Social Check out more of RECO’s helpful videos on YouTube Follow & chat with RECO on Twitter Stay up-to-date on everything real estate on Facebook Shownotes: jessicamoorhouse.com/45

  Books mentioned in this Episode: Find the Magic She Sat, He Stood Writer’s Doubt Indie Poet Rock Star   For Matt’s fiction and blog, go to MABrotherton.Com

This Episode's Question I'm in the petroleum industry. I have a two part question. One is - how would you go about finding six figure job openings?  And then from there, how would you approach a very cookie cutter job description? They seem so rigid - as if no one would fit the qualities, skills, and experiences they're asking for in that description.  What You'll Learn - How job descriptions get written behind the scenes - Where to find six figure job openings - Whether you should take all of the requirements seriously (education, skills, years of experience, competencies) - When all of those things in a job description go out the window, and how applying "blindly" to job descriptions will not be your best bet - How to get creative and get an interview, even if you don't meet the criterion on the job description Tweetable of the Episode Find a job description you love, then find a person to get you in the door. Resource of the EpisodeTheLadders - used to be 100k & above (only), now they've opened it up. They have salaries listed much of the time. My favorite is Indeed- it's an aggregator that pulls from many sites, and lets you filter by salary.