Podcasts about introducing sarah

Introducing Sarah, a young, single Mother of three-nager, working on co-parenting and not afraid to rip one at any moment.

Looking to plan a Disney vacation? Let Joe be your travel agent and do all the work at no cost to you. Get started today by e-mailing josephcheung@travelmation.net! Episode Description Sarah Gilliland from Sarah in the Suburbs joins the podcast to discuss her September trip to Disney World. We discuss remote schooling on the road, Caribbean Beach Resort's pirate rooms, and what pandemic specific experiences Sarah can take or leave when this is all over. If you've visited the parks recently, we'd love to hear your experiences, contact us disneydeciphered AT gmail DOT com! Episode Notes What to Expect When Visiting Disney World in 2020 1:40 - Introducing Sarah 3:36 - When did Sarah's family visit WDW, did they fly or drive, traveling considerations 6:57 - Remote schooling on the road 11:26 - Caribbean Beach Resort's pirate rooms 13:51 - Overall impressions of the parks: crowds, wait times, weather, etc. 22:14 - What Sarah would like to see stick around post pandemic, dining experiences 25:14 - Positive pandemic experience in the parks 27:52 - Negative pandemic experience in the parks 30:12 - Disney dos or don'ts If we've helped you to plan your trip and you'd like to thank us we'd appreciate you considering a one time donation. Or if you'd like to receive bonus content, check out our Patreon page and our special subscriber only content! You can also support the show by buying tickets (if they're the best deal, of course) using our Undercover Tourist link. If you like what you hear, please share and subscribe! Find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, PlayerFM, iHeartRadio, or Google Play (please leave a positive review if you're enjoying the show), like our Facebook page, or follow us on Twitter! Connect with Leslie @TripsWithTykes on social media and Joe @asthejoeflies.  

Is it raining men? Nope, but it is raining inside! Sarah Gustafson, a REALTOR® of 10 years in Holden, MA, opened the door to a beautiful home she was showing to clients just to find it was...raining? Not only that, but the listing agent called shortly thereafter to find out if her clients were still interested in the house! Um, no thank you! Listen in to find out why you must know where your water main is, and how she protected her clients from buying a potentially hazardous home.  Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone. Never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting leighbrown.com. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:45 – Introducing Sarah; a Holden, Massachusetts REALTOR® of 10 years and introvert who used to manage trade shows for companies 03:30 – Sarah’s CSIRE story 03:40 – She was showing a house to clients in the wintertime in the down market; many foreclosed homes were vacant in the winter 04:00 – She noticed a stream of water coming from the garage; she had a feeling the pipes had broken in the house 04:40 – They opened the door from the garage to the house and water was pouring from the second floor to the first floor; a kid asked, “Why is it raining in the house?” 05:22 – She called the listing agent and she asked, “What do we do?” 05:40 – Sarah told her what to do and she had no idea what Sarah was talking about 06:15 – Afterwards, she called back and asked Sarah if her clients were interested in the house; Sarah wanted to know when the rehab/renovation would be complete 06:42 – She said the sellers had taken care of it but that was impossible with the amount of damage that was incurred 07:00 – Sarah said she’d never show or recommend the house; she would disclose the flood to anyone who asked 05:55 – The lessons 06:00 – Agents and homeowners: Know where your water main is 07:55 – Realtors need to be honest and transparent 08:30 – There would be a liability issue if mold grows in that house because it was incorrectly repaired 09:00 – A professional rehabilitation is required when a home floods 09:35 – As a realtor, you need to disclose everything 10:30 – Sarah’s biggest surprise when working with REALTORS® 10:40 – How much it has helped her grow personally and professionally compared to a corporate environment 11:08 – The association world taught her that she is an introvert; she learned how to work with extroverts and manage her own alone time 11:36 – Introverts do well when they’re out, but need to recharge alone 11:55 – Her leadership journey has included learning how to deal with different people with different personalities 12:45 – How to contact Sarah 13:00 – SaraGRealtor.com 3 Key Points Know where your water main is! Be honest and transparent about every property. Volunteer to grow and learn more about yourself  Credits Audio Production by Chris Mottram Show Notes provided by Melissa Valder

Real estate isn’t all competition! In fact, Sarah Johnson, realtor of nearly 25 years and instructor, believes that there’s plenty to go around and that we should all support each other. Sarah’s story is a heartwarming one of persistence, mentorship, and connection when she first joined the real estate industry. Listen in to hear how Sarah landed her first job right out of school, wouldn’t take no for an answer, and still keeps in touch with her co-workers almost 25 years later.   Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone. Never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting leighbrown.com. Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:00 – Introducing Sarah, a realtor of 25 years and instructor in Wyoming; She’s in the Bighorn Basin near Yellowstone 03:00 – Sarah’s CSIRE Story 03:35 – She got into real estate in a very unconventional way; she learned lots of lessons along the way 04:15 – She was 21 and newlywed; she had an aunt who was in real estate and knew that it was what she wanted to do so she took classes 05:00 – Their car and truck broke down and she needed to go to her real estate class; her family arranged a ride for her with another realtor 06:00 – She heard people talking about the broker that recruited or sponsored them; she didn’t have that and didn’t have a plan 06:40 – She passed the test and went to find herself a broker; the first broker was nice but didn’t hire her because she was young and still had a lot to learn 07:30 – He gave her a referral to another broker who had a training program in her office 08:15 – She entered the broker’s office but she was out for weeks; the clock was ticking because she had to activate her license within 90 days of passing the test 09:30 – A week later, she was finally in the office; Sarah caught her on her way out the door and insisted to speak with her and ride with her to the job site she was visiting 09:50 – Sarah was insistent on the car ride and ask that she take a chance on her; this was her first lesson in sales 10:45 – She asked the woman to sign her application so her schooling wouldn’t expire and she did; a week later she started working for her and being mentored 11:30 – She would listen to the other realtors talk about their day and sales; she learned the most by doing that and being mentored by senior realtors 12:15 – The others in the office mentored her even though she was a young stranger 13:30 – Providing mentorship to others 13:45 – Sarah loves to teach others because of the mentorship she was given at that first office 14:30 – Being an instructor is one of her favorite things; she doesn’t think she would’ve made it had those people not invented in her 15:30 – It’s good to always have an experienced mentor so you don’t have to learn everything the hard way 17:50 – We get stuck in our way of thinking if we aren’t constantly trying to level up and grow 18:40 – How to reach Sarah: email sarah@johnsonhomeandland.com or through her website com 3 Key Points Be kinder to others. Persistence is key! Mentorship is forever invaluable.  Credits Audio Production by Chris Mottram Show Notes provided by Melissa Valder

Redesigning Your Life To Be One Filled With Worth and Abundance You know I'm all about designing a life centered around self love, self care, and doing the things I love with the people I love. It's a certain peace that I really hope every bizmum can achieve, so today I'm talking with a bizmum who also wants to help you reach this level of alignment! LET'S GET INTO IT Today's guest is Sarah Liddle. She is a pleasure coach, relationship, sex and self love expert. Sarah is also a vintage nerd, and lives for 1920's collectables and 1930's fashion. When she is not looking at antique and second hand stores she is floating around the house, working in the garden and playing with her son. THE RECAP During this episode, Sarah is going to chat with us all about what happens when we forget to practise self care and self love and how we end up falling out of alignment with not only ourselves, but our business, too. She's going to be sharing her best strategies and exercises to help you stop trying to juggle “it all” while redesigning your life to be one filled with worth and abundance! 1. Introducing Sarah! Sarah is all about self love, sexiness, and pleasure. I loved hearing about her story and having her on the podcast, so I cannot wait for you to meet her! She really is an embodiment of the knowledge she shares. Key Points We Discussed: Who is Sarah Liddle? What is Sarah's biz journey? How did Sarah found her biz? 2. The Difference Between Self Love and Self Care There are extreme differences between self love and self care. In this section, Sarah tells us all about how we can practice self care or pleasure habits, but not be deeply connected to our inner self love. And how our inner self love is exactly where we should be focussing! Key Points We Discussed: Why does Sarah advocate for self care everyday rather than just one day a week? How can you simplify your life? Don't be all things to all people. Find the things that light you up. Stop limiting yourself. What is the difference between self love and self care? In what ways can you embrace your post baby body? Reframing the way you view your body. You're not changing your body, you're changing the way you LOVE YOUR BODY. In the shower, tell your bits you love them. Build a relationship with your body, ask what your body needs. Stop comparing. Remember that confidence is sexier than the “perfect body.” 3. Alignment Balance and alignment is an ever changing thing, just like your body. In this section, Sarah's telling us all about what happens when we fall out of balance and how we can get back in alignment. Key Points We Discussed: What happens when you are out of alignment? How will your body show you that you're out of alignment? How can you get back in alignment? Take time to communicate with your body - Rest. Eat healthy foods. Drink water. Make time for pleasure. Re-prioritize your health. What is and why should you write down a pleasure list? How does self love affect the rest of your life? 4. Redesign Your Life You are a better mother, lover, friend and business babe when you are happiest. And you're not your happiest when you have too many goals, too many responsibilities, too many things. All of those things take you out of the present moment, so you need to redesign your life to be one filled with self love and pleasure. Key Points We Discussed: Why you should ask yourself the Miracle Question? Imagine tonight while you are sleeping, a miracle happens and when you wake up your life and business is exactly how you desire it to be. What do you find yourself, thinking, believing, feeling and doing? What are some things from your ideal life that you can implement in your life now? Should you do it all as a mum in business? WRAP UP I loved this chat with Sarah because there was so much truth in what she was saying. If you're feeling brave, I want you to have a go at creating a pleasure list. What lights you up?

Welcome to Our Everyday Nest!! We are once again talking about foster care and what it is like growing up in a home that has children regularly coming and going. Introducing Sarah and Becca, the ones in the middle. Join us in just a little chat from their perspective and thank you for listening to Our Everyday Nest.