Podcasts about finely clicked

It feels a little bit like we're in the eye of a tornado right now. The idea that there's a center to a storm, a place in the midst of chaos where the intensity is a bit lower, but only for a moment- until you step back into it. To try and work through it. This week an ASMR + Tequila episode felt like what we needed to do. My stomach has been churning this week, the energy is high. Lets sit in this discomfort together.Join us.This week we discuss:-my new boyfriend (whaaaaat?)-the re-opening of the counties in WA state-red lining-Gerrymandering-Jesse mows the lawn for a clientJoin us.You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

Lets talk racism. Lets talk oppression.Lets talk about the riots. Lets marinate on PERSPECTIVE.Lets be a catalyst for change.Today, Jesse and I really and truly just BEGAN a conversation on systemic racism. The point is that we need to BEGIN.Join us. Lets meet at the table and have the conversation. You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

House Hacking: champagne tastes on a beer budget!For those of you that don't know Jillian Farrar---> well, let me introduce you to one of our favorite people!Jillian and her husband Mark purchased their first home in 2009 and a year later she became a licensed real estate broker. In her time with Pickett Street Properties (2010-2014), Jillian facilitated hundreds of home purchases for their clients.Jillian and Mark have made very careful, courageous and patient moves within real estate using the "House Hack" method. Join us today on Finely Clicked to hear their story!You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

I have sat here, in my office, staring at my computer screen for what feels like hours. I have no idea what to title this, how to write it- and so I’ll do what I have learned to do while “Doing Life Together” here at Pickett Street, I will begin.It’s time for me to leap. LEAP: to pass abruptly from one state or topic to another. My word for 2020.Right now, I’d like to start with a thank you. Thank you to my forever friends at Pickett Street. Every member that has passed through the door has very literally changed my life. I entered the doors at Keller Williams Bothell at 31 years old, dressed in a simple black dress with no idea what I was walking into- and how drastically my life would change in 8 years. Every time I step into the gray area, wander around and find my way- I come out a better human. There is discomfort in the in-between, and it is in that discomfort that I have found my comfort :) I have Pickett Street as a company, Jesse D. Moore, Keller Williams, and every member of Pickett Street Properties to thank for helping me find my way to the loveliest, grayest area of life- where I can say with total passion and excitement- THIS, THIS is where I find my joy. I have no idea what I’m going to do- and I have never been more excited for the journey.There will be more to come from me on this topic. But for today, I would just like to sit with this news for a moment. If you don’t mind. I never imagined I would be in a place where I would be sitting here, at my computer, writing to a community of people that have watched me grow in such a vulnerable, authentic and real manner. Thank you for all the love, support, compassion and empathy.I see you. Thank you for seeing me.xo,MOYou can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

When it comes to Real Estate, investing and travel- we are constantly impressed with Jennifer and everything she has accomplished and is teaching folks around her to do. If you don't know her already- get to know her now.Agents Invest: www.agentsinvest.comAddicted to ROI: www.addictedtoroi.com"Jennifer Beadles is a multifamily investor, specializing in value-add multifamily, owning just under 250 units across four states. With just under 15 years of experience in the real estate industry, Jennifer has experience with many investing strategies including BRRR, value-add multifamily, supported living, build-to-rent, and investing out of state. She is the broker and owner of Agents Invest, a real estate investment-focused brokerage based in Seattle, Washington which has partnered with multiple out-of-state investor agents. Jennifer works to streamline the process of selecting markets, sourcing on- and off-market deals for investors. Agents Invest connects investors with knowledgeable, experienced investor-savvy agents across the country who knows how to find investment opportunities in their area. Additionally, Jennifer and her team run the high-level investor mastermind group, ROI Inner Circle. When she's not searching for deals or making connections, you'll find her traveling the world with her husband Travis and five-year-old daughter Dylan."You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

Jesse & Mo discuss the layoffs that have had to happen for Pickett Street- which included Mo two weeks ago. Lets do some real, awkward talk today folks. In this episode we cover:-layoffs-feelings-energy-expectations-final approval of the PPP Loan for Pickett StreetWe ❤️ you guys! Stay tuned for our next LIVE podcast on Zoom- we love seeing your faces! And yes- Mo will continue to show up in a gown of her choice, and when she runs out (which will be soon) she'll just put them on repeat.You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

Yesterday we thoroughly enjoyed our FIRST EVER live podcast on Zoom with some of our favorite Finely Clicked listeners

Hi friends, this is Mo.We recorded this episode on Wednesday, March 11th 2020- prior to Sarah Troske and I leaving WA state to teach in Minneapolis, MN. So MUCH has changed in just the last 3 days. In this weeks episode (really and truly its an ASMR & Whiskey episode with a large part of it focused on the COVID-19) we discuss the changes that are taking place in the Seattle area- and how the economy is already beginning to see an impact. 1. If you need assistance, reach out to me2. Please meditate/pray/sit in silence and breath for a minimum of 5 minutes every morning + evening. 3. Follow the facts, continue to pay attention to your health & wellness.I hope this episode makes you LAUGH. We are here to bring you our perspective, and what we're learning on the daily from our friends & colleagues in the medical field and all industries and communities that are being impacted.Lets get together on this.Lets talk.You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

Last week we lost a former team member, Armin Saee. My heart broke in half for him and his family & friends. In honor of our friend, we are dedicating this episode to Armin. "Friend, you are so missed.For every time you made us laugh.For every time you walked into our office with that strut and a joke on hand- shoes on point.For every time you came by for a handshake and a high five, beaming. For the time you came into our lives and business- it had a purpose, of that i am sure.For every time you said I needed to stand my ground and find a man that would treat me as they should.For every time we spent talking about life + love.For every time you heard my laughter and couldn’t help but join in.For every time it was so clear to me you had a heart and spirit of sunshine.For every time you brought

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Join us as Jesse coaches Mo to find her word for the year- the ENTIRE conversation - right here on Finely Clicked. Many people pick a word to help them focus on what they want MORE of- or perhaps something they need or want to focus on.What's your word? Share with us below. Or if you don't have one- what do you do to ensure you move forward with intention? You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

"Why don't you tell him he's wrong? You've already told me. Bobby couldn't be more open to the feedback. Who cares if he gets pissed? We know he's going to get pissed off. He's asking us to tell him when he's wrong." When's the last time you sat in front of someone and didn't speak your truth, even though you KNEW you should?Leadership is a long, continuous, ambiguous road- and there's no clear direction. It often takes people years to truly understand what leadership is about and then decide whether they want to take it on. In this episode we discuss the book we are just wrapping up on our team: The Gift of Struggle by Bobby Herrera. Does your company read a book together? Why or why not?You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

Lets do some #realtalk. If you work in real estate you understand there are cycles to this work- consistency is KEY. Here are 4 thoughts on money from Jesse, Owner of Pickett Street Properties:1. Look for cycles.2. Create landmarks. 3. Control expenses without moving into scarcity. 4. Loosen your grip.You can find Finely Clicked on all major platforms:

Do you live in Everett, WA?If you do---> you need to follow the "Live in Everett" Facebook page! They believe that good things happen in Everett, and maybe you do too :) (website: www.liveineverett.com)Today we spoke with Garret Hunt, Co-Founder and CEO of "Live in Everett" - a place where you can hear about ALL the yummy food, community events + positive things that are happening for the city of Everett. He grew up just north of Everett and along with his friend Tyler Chism- they decided to launch something that would truly provide value to the citizens of Everett."In a day where “local” is everyone’s favorite buzzword, we’re truly embedded in and dedicated to our community. We live here. We’re invested in this city.We believe that good things happen in Everett, Washington. Maybe you do, too.Our positive content favors restaurants, culture, events, and opportunities for civic engagement. We share our favorite things with our audience via articles, video, podcasts, a newsletter, monthly awards, an events calendar, and more.Join us as we proudly wave the Everett flag."Garret is a community-minded entrepreneur at heart. In addition to running the the day to day at LIEv, he’s is also a business broker with KR Brokers. When he’s not busy working away you can find him reading non-fiction or cruising a local skatepark. He lives near Downtown Everett in a historic craftsman with his family.

Happy Thanksgiving from Finely Clicked!In this episode we discuss the PNW Operations Retreat for 2020, the One Thing book, Elon Musk + the new truck that was just recently revealed + the joy & delight of Christmas lights

Today marks ONE YEAR since Finely Clicked hit the air and you were formally introduced to yours hosts:

It's been a minute since we sipped some whiskey. This is an episode where we touch on some serious hot topics in the world right now. Freedom + Human Rights, the NBA & China. Jesse gets us up to speed on what he's learned, and where he stands on the freedom we often take for granted here in the United States. Would you stand beside someone who's had their freedom of speech taken away?

Mo first ran into Vanessa via the internet- where she connects with many :) When Jesse sent her an email from PRO REA Staffing, he thought she might be someone good to connect with.Mo reached out- and the rest is history. Prior to co-founding Pro R.E.A. Staffing, Vanessa Rosenblum ran a successful recruiting firm that specialized in placing administrative level staff with real estate professionals throughout the Los Angeles area. In addition to sourcing and placing candidates, she developed custom training programs for real estate teams and consulted with real estate agents to help them strategically grow their businesses. She was inspired to expand that business model and launch Pro REA because she saw the need to provide a higher level of training, support, flexibility and leverage to agents and their team members.Vanessa brings fifteen years’ experience working with small businesses and coaching entrepreneurs to Pro R.E.A. Staffing including four years’ experience in the real estate industry as the manager of a business coaching company. She has a track record of proven success in helping businesses achieve higher efficiency and stronger communication within their teams and with clients.You can email Vanessa at vanessa@proreastaffing.com or give her a call at (800) 353-5644 EXT 101. Tune in to this episode for some awesome stories- if you can imagine some of the things that Vanessa is privy to hearing :)You can find Finely Clicked on:ItunesSpotifySoundCloud Buzzsprout*Have you left us a review yet?These mean EVERYTHING to us!

It's time for a cup 'o coffee with the "Finely Clicked" crew!Join us for a rant! This week we cover a few topics that really make us twitch.

MARGARET SMITH and KEVIN KAUFFMAN Margaret Smith is a phenom in the world of Real Estate Team Operations where she is employed by Pickett Street Properties in the Seattle WA area. She is an experienced operations guru with a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Washington. She has taken her background in social work and art degree and applied it the real estate industry over the last 7 years. Margaret's focus is on recruiting, screening, interviewing, hiring, public relations, client events, team culture, and social media. She partners up with Jesse D. Moore on a regular podcast called Finely Clicked. Margaret and Jesse discuss business, leadership, and personal development. Margaret's biggest learning curve coming into the real estate world was learning to communicate with agent-minded people in general and bridging the gap between agents and admin. She has learned the importance of developing the relationship between Rain Maker Agents and support staff and teaches a class on this called “Make it Rain Together”. Having been brought up with the knowledge of embracing both human and social capital as a path to success, she knew immediately how valuable it is in navigating the real estate business and began networking from the start. She surrounds herself with successful people because the more perspectives you have, the better to serve yourself and your team. The number one issue most agents have when starting a team is the relative lack of business or people experience which is a lack of leadership. The beauty of the real estate business is the constant flow of self-development to gain the leadership needed to form a strong team with little to no turnover. Personal self-development uncovers passion, talent, and skills; it's shocking how little people spend on personal development. Agents who want to form a team should interview at least 5 candidates and train them well in both business and personal development. Margaret hosts an annual retreat for Directors of Operations where she invites operational gurus to speak. It is held annually in April. For more information on this retreat, go to her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pnwoperationsretreat/ To listen in on the best ideas for business, leadership, and personal development. Go to: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/finely-clicked/id1440220603 You can also find Margaret on Instagram, LinkedIn and FB:  https://www.instagram.com/the_margaret_smith/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/MargaretMacaulaySmith?epa=SEARCH_BOX https://www.linkedin.com/in/margaret-smith-866927b2/

Every human has a story. Something we're obsessed with here on Finely Clicked is people- and their story.This week I interviewed Ada Alvarado right here in the Finely Clicked studio in Bothell, WA.Ada is the Director of Operations for the Springboard Home Team out of Bellevue, WA. We met probably 8 months ago when she walked in the PNW Admin Mastermind at the KW Bothell Office- and I (Mo) was like, I need to meet that girl. She is bubbly, glowing, and I could tell that she listened with intention- that always catches my eye.Ada was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkins Lymphoma in January 2015. I asked if she would share her story with our listeners- and she agreed. Tune in for some inspiration, and share her story with someone that needs to hear it.You can find Finely Clicked on:

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NEW Podcast EPISODE ✨ Have you ever watched the tv show The Office with Jim & Pam? Has the show ever made you actually FEEL awkward for the characters and what they're going through? Well we heard from a few of our listeners that some of the awkward/hard

NEW EPISODE ✨Reed Moore on Leadership + Success“Arrival is the thief of joy and success."This week we chatted with Reed Moore, founder of the RMG Real Estate Network.As one of the Nations Top Real Estate Industry Leaders, Reed has created one of the nations Premier Real Estate Team. His companies have expanded to service multiple locations in Alaska, as well as the Northwestern United States. Reed is known across the country for building a dynamic and healthy business culture, and maximizing Human Resources through training and coaching.Reed has received many awards and recognitions including entrance to John C. Maxwell Leadership Founders Circle, featured articles in Outfront Magazine, as well as many speaking engagements on business building across multiple Industries including Tech, Insurance, Real Estate and many more.Reed's goals are to revolutionize the Real Estate Industry through RMG Team world wide expansion by creating a premium experience for clients across the globe and great opportunities for realtors that want to grow in their level of professionalism and service.Tune in to hear from Jesse’s little brother, Reed.

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When do YOU ever actually talk about MONEY? It's a highly personal topic for many people. This week on Finely Clicked we are STOKED to have En-May Mangels back on the show! In Episode 13 we brought En-May on to discuss intuition vs. fear. En-May is a Strategic Intuitive Advisor from the Seattle, WA area. In this episode we talk with En-May about money

What is it like to step into an Operations role on a busy real estate team when you have ZERO real estate experience? Margaret's Smith shares her journey from her first day on the job to the point where everything finally clicked, and she could wrap her arms around the business and take charge. This is a story about preserving through the hard things and commitment to a broader vision. It's also about a special relationship between a Team Leader and his Director of Operations based on mutual respect and a shared desire to encourage others in reaching their full potential. Margaret offers a shining example of what is possible when Talent is supported and given continuous opportunities for growth. You will hear: - What it took to "learn the ropes" and the challenges Margaret faced during her first year in real estate. - How she fulfills her role as Culture Keeper for the team and some of the specific strategies she uses to maintain and improve the culture of the team. - Margaret's commitment to the Keller Williams hiring process called Career Visioning and the difference it has made in her own life and the success of the team. - The dynamic between her Team Leader and herself and how they work together to run the Pickett Street Real Estate team. - How she leveraged her experience as the Director of Operations into an opportunity to coach and train other administrators. You can learn more about Margaret here: https://www.facebook.com/MargaretMacaulaySmith Check out the Finely Clicked podcast: https://soundcloud.com/pickettstreetproperties For even more resources for growing your career or growing your real estate business visit our YouTube Channel. Follow Pro R.E.A. Staffing on social: FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/proreastaffing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/proreastaffing Twitter: https://twitter.com/prorejobs If you are looking for a new career in real estate, or if you are ready to hire Talent for your growing business check out https://www.proreastaffing.com Don't be a stranger! Email me: vanessa@proreastaffing.com #offeracceptedpodcast #realestateteam #proreastaffing

Today we had Gary John Bishop, author of the book Unfuck Yourself. I believe we used the word "dazed" to describe how Jesse & I felt after recording this episode. Gary very much read Jesse's book at the beginning of this episode- and ended it by reading mine.Gary was born in Glasgow, Scotland. He's a coach, speaker, author, and one very authentic human being. The Admin at Keller Williams Bothell decided to read this book for our monthly meetings- and once done, we decided to reach out and ask him to speak at the PNW Operations Retreat. From Gary: "In very real terms we are all Philosophers in one way or another, that is we all, from time to time, engage with thinking about life and it's greater meaning. I've spent the last ten years of my life engaging with some of Philosophies most thought provoking and challenging ideas and discovering whole new ways to deliver them to people to use in their real, everyday lives. Urban Philosophy is real world answers for real people to use in their real lives."We look forward to hearing what you think about Gary's perspective- be prepared- it's like staring straight into the sun.Share this episode & tag Finely Clicked & Gary John Bishop- lets help him spread his message!Website: https://garyjohnbishop.com/

This is part 3 of a 3 part series: Self-Awareness, Authenticity & Boundaries.Now that we've discussed self-awareness and authenticity- lets talk about how you use those tools to create boundaries in your personal and professional life.Definition of personal boundaries: Personal boundaries are guidelines, rules or limits that a person creates to identify reasonable, safe and permissible ways for other people to behave towards them and how they will respond when someone passes those limits.You need to know yourself and what you value- in order to know when to draw the line. And then HOW do you draw that line? What do you say? Mo & Jesse break down some examples as to how they've done this in the past and why they value it so much now.

Mo + Jesse invite you to grab a blanket, a cup of hot cocoa (or whiskey), and listen to our most recent episode of Finely Clicked during the 2019 Seattle Snomagedden

Jesse & Margaret go off script and discuss the documentary that he mentioned: Derren Brown: Sacrifice. Along with some big Aha's we've had recently: "Logic is the love of my life" "Accomplishment is my heroin" "Go wide, rather than tall." We also addressed a question from a listener, Melissa Weidling from Bellingham, WA- all on culture. Her question was "What strategies do you use to maintain the desired culture on your team? How do you right the ship when it drifts (or better- prevent drifts altogether)?

This episode is a big THANK YOU to those of you that have submitted questions for us on social media + more information around the exciting announcement that was released this week for the 2019 PNW Operations Retreat! Questions that we addressed in this episode: 1. Jered Burton from Seattle, WA: Creating new roles for current employees and all that entails. 2. Sobia Chaudhrey from Kirkland, WA: How to create or make time to sharpen our skills. How do you find time and prioritize to have time to go to classes, see whats missing in your business, etc. 3. Julian Travis from Marysville, WA: How do you deal with people leaving your organization. The balance between finding and keeping talent but also recognizing people and organizations move on and grow. 4. Adam Cothes from Kirkland, WA: What types of activities should an assistant do if we run low on work? 5. Bret Shugrue from Denver, CO: Modern forms of communication for business that have replaced the phone. You can find Finely Clicked on:

Today we're dropping Episode 5 of "Finely Clicked" with a phenomenal first guest- someone who is not only making waves in the art world, but in the business world as well. One of our favorite quotes or ideas from this episode: The obstacle IS the advantage. Iris Scott has been featured in Forbes, Barron's, Business Insider, USA Today, NowThis, CBS New York, and American Art Collector Magazine. Several galleries carry Iris's originals, her collectors have included Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Children’s Hospital, and Swedish Medical Centers. In contrast to much of the contemporary art scene scarcity model, Iris’ prints are intentionally accessible because she believes withholding affordable prints is not aligned with the collective conscious of art history’s future. Iris Scott- an Artist that paints with her FINGERS, from a small farm near Seattle, WA. Themes from this week's episode: 1. Set limitations and work within them. 2. Follow the script, then deviate. 3. Enjoy it, have an audience, FOCUS on that. 4. The obstacle is the ADVANTAGE. 5. Iris talks to herself everyday- affirmations. 6. Women in leadership- it's happening now. How can we be a resource to you? Reach out to Pickett Street today: info@pickettstreet.com or #425-502-5397. Text for quicker response. Intro Music: Title: Happy Album: My Dark Passenger Artist: Verboze Album will be releasing on Itunes, Amazon, and Googleplay Dec. 2018 Streaming on Apple Music, Pandora, Play Music, iHeart, Spotify, and more in Dec.

Welcome to Finely Clicked! Jesse D. Moore is the Owner of Pickett Street Properties- a Real Estate team out of Bothell, Washington. Margaret Smith is the Director of Operations and has been with the team for 6 years as of November 2018. Margaret and Jesse have started this podcast to bring their conversations on leadership, personal development and business to a different platform. Link to our website: www.pickettstreet.com How can we be a resource to you? Reach out to Pickett Street today: info@pickettstreet.com or #425-502-5397. Text for quicker response. Intro Music: Title: Happy Album: My Dark Passenger Artist: Verboze Album will be releasing on Itunes, Amazon, and Googleplay Dec. 2018 Streaming on Apple Music, Pandora, Play Music, iHeart, Spotify, and more in Dec.