Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole jacobs

London Grammar frontwoman Hannah Reid joins Nuala McGovern to discuss more than a decade at the helm of the band, their fourth album The Greatest Love, and what it's been like navigating the music industry as a new parent.With US President Donald Trump reaching the 100 day mark of his presidency, who are some of the women in his cabinet? And what impact have those first 100 days had on women's lives in the US? Nuala speaks to Republican Sarah Elliott and Democrat Kristin Kaplan Wolfe to get their thoughts.April, a new film set in the Eastern European country of Georgia, tells the story of Nina, an obstetrician who faces an investigation, after she was unable to save a baby during labour. But the investigation brings scrutiny Nina doesn't want, as she's concerned it will shine a light on her secret job – providing unofficial, illegal abortions and reproductive care to women in poorer villages, in their homes. Writer and director Dea Kulumbegashvili joins Nuala to discuss her story and what it was like to film.Over a quarter of domestic abuse services in England and Wales are having to turn children away from vital support amid severe funding shortages, according to a new report by the Domestic Abuse Commissioner. Children were recognised as victims of domestic abuse in their own right for the first time by 2021's Domestic Abuse Act. Nuala is joined by Nicole Jacobs, the Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales, to hear more about her report and what she wants to see happen next. Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Sarah Jane Griffiths

In this episode we speak to Nicole Jacobs about Reelcovery.  Then we meet a fisherman from Michigan named Norm Smith

Female artists dominated the 2023 music scene. New figures from the British Phonographic Institute reveal that Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Raye, Dua Lipa, Ellie Goulding and many more - spent a record-breaking 31 weeks in the number one spot in the UK Singles Chart. But that's not all... they had seven of the top 10 singles and even took the top vinyl album spot. Why was 2023 so good for female artists? And will it continue? We ask global music business lecturer and podcaster, Karlyn King, and music journalist Jo Kendall.Domestic Abuse Commissioner Nicole Jacobs says new Government plans to get rid of shorter jail sentences in England and Wales put women at risk. The new sentencing bill currently making its way through Parliament aims to give what are known as suspended sentences, where people may have instead been given jail terms of 12 months or less. Estimates from the Office for National Statistics show around 2.4 million people - 1.7 million of those being women - suffered from domestic abuse in the year to March 2022.Is farming getting easier for women? New research out today suggests that women working in agriculture are finding life worse now than they did 10 years ago. This comes as more women are showing an interest in pursuing farming as a career – with some agricultural colleges enrolling record numbers of girls onto their courses. Claire McDonnell speaks to Emily Norton, a female farmer and agricultural commentator, as well as Bridgette Baker, a young farmer who recently graduated, to find out their experiences in farming.Women's Health magazine is an iconic brand in the UK and read globally by millions of people monthly. Women's Health Editor-in-Chief Claire Sanderson has just made history as the first woman globally to also be appointed Editor-in-Chief of Men's Health. Claire joins Woman's Hour to discuss what it means to be a woman editing a men's magazine, whether there is a crossover with what women and men are reading and, in an age where we're worried about body image, are these magazines useful?Presenter: Clare McDonnell Producer: Kirsty Starkey Studio Manager: Duncan Hannant

The mother whose daughters were murdered, and their photographs then shared on a police WhatsApp group gives a keynote speech this morning at the launch of a new organisation designed to help stamp out misogyny, sexism and racism in the police. Mina Smallman has become an activist since the death of her daughters in 2020. Nuala McGovern will speak live to our reporter Melanie Abbott who will be at the launch and to Mina Smallman. Are you guilty of 'phubbing'? This means snubbing someone to look at your phone. New research into the effects on married couples has found that couples who regularly phub each other have lower marriage satisfaction. To discuss the issue Nuala is joined by Claire Cohen, author and journalist, who says she is guilty of this. Having graduated from drama school only three years ago Georgina Onuorah takes on the role of Dorothy in a new production of The Wizard of Oz currently on stage at the London Palladium. She joins Nuala in the Woman's Hour studio to sing ‘Over the Rainbow' live. Over 80% of legal practitioners feel that the family court, when dealing with private law cases, is likely to retraumatise victims and survivors of domestic abuse. That's according to a survey by the Office of the Domestic Abuse Commissioner which was published in a report yesterday. Nuala is joined by Nicole Jacobs, the Domestic Abuse Commissioner to find out what the report revealed. Nuala also hears from a Woman's Hour listener who is critical of the way that the family court works. Today a new song, Call Me A Lioness, is released to coincide with the start of the Women's World Cup. The drummer on the track, Al Greenwood from the band The Sports Team, joins Nuala in the studio. Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Emma Pearce

We will be talking to both a buyer's advocate and an auctioneer about the best tactics for bidding. Wanting a buyer's agent perspective on tactics, prestige buyer's advocate Nicole Jacobs, from Whitefox Advocacy is here again to talk to us about the buying side of an auction. Nicole is featured as one of the Buyer's Advocates on 'The Block, is featured on 'Open Homes Australia' and regularly gives her advice through radio and print media channels. 1. How eager should we show the agent that we want the property, prior to auction? 2. What's the ideal bidding strategy? 3. Clare from Beaumaris wants to know how to combat the nerves? 4. How often do you see it that buyers have to be registered bidders at an auction? Why is this a good tactic by the selling agents? 5. When should we start bidding? Should we be the first or wait to see who else is interested? 6. What are the benefits of being the final bidder if it hasn't been declared "on the market"? 7. Ben from Williamstown wants to know before attending an auction for a house he wants to buy, how well should he get to know the auctioneer and their tactics?   Barry Sloan will give the auctioneer's perspective of what the best tactics are when bidding at an auction. Barry Sloan has been in the real estate industry for over 25 years and is a freelance auctioneer who helps usually smaller real estate agents get the best price for their marketed properties. He freelances right around Melbourne, understands every strategy buyers try to use,  and has conducted over 8000 auctions in his 25 years. 1. From an auctioneer's perspective, how can a bidder position themselves in a crowd to ensure the auctioneer knows they are interested in the property? 2. What is an auctioneer looking for, to work out who are the buyers? (Is it body language, first hand knowledge from agent/buyer or other tell-tell signs). 3. How should a buyer bid with confidence? 4. What are some of the things bidders do that can be misread either as a bid or not as a bid? 5. How can you tell the auctioneer that you've reached your limit without the rest of the crowd knowing? 6. Is the vendor or the agent in control of the auction?   CONTACT:  Nicole Jacobs can be contacted at Whitefox Advocacy Call: 0411 296 225 or email: nicole@whitefoxadvocacy.com.au   Barry Sloan - Freelance Auctioneer  Call: 0405 330 000 Email:  barryjsloan@hotmail.com   Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: (03) 5977 8889  Email: orders@realcopyright.com.au Website: www.realcopyright.com.au As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with:  Rental copy AirBnb copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites Award Submissions    

This week we are talking about life after divorce - specifically what it can look like and how it can feel.  Sara Davison is my special guest. During our conversation, she shares her story of divorce and how she helps women move on from heartbreak to a life of happiness post-divorce.  Sara is best known as ‘The Divorce Coach' and is an award-winning authority on break-ups, divorce, and life empowerment. Following the launch of Sara's Breakup and Divorce Coach Practitioner Accreditation Programme in 2018, Sara has now founded The International Divorce Coach Centre Of Excellence which has a coaching community of 250 Divorce Coaches spanning 16 countries and five continents. She is a twice best-selling author, media commentator, and host of the #1 Heartbreak to Happiness Podcast.  Tune in to hear our empowering and uplifting conversation! Show Highlights How do you get back up on your feet and move forward when you are still wrapped up in the whole process of divorce? (7:50) Turning the adversity of your divorce into your strength and superpower (8:19) Sara shares her story of divorce and the processing the shock and trauma of finding her spouse was having an affair and wanted a divorce (14:41) The opposing viewpoints of divorce: the abuser wants to annihilate you whereas you just want to break free and move on (24:00) How to move forward and take your power back - even in the midst of experiencing post-separation abuse (26:31) It takes one person or one generation to break toxicity or patterns of abuse - it is up to us to break it for our kids (38:35) Learn more about Sara Davison: Sara Davison, best known as ‘The Divorce Coach', is an award-winning authority on break-ups, divorce, and life-empowerment. She's the best-kept secret of society's elite with a client list that spans actors, politicians, and sportsmen. A bestselling author, Sara's empathetic and holistic coaching style empowers individuals to take back control and positively transform their lives. An NLP Master Practitioner, Sara combines 26 years' coaching experience with her own personal experience of marriage breakdown to help clients cope with challenges including heartbreak, betrayal, conflict, confidence building, co-parenting, and being effective in the workplace during divorce and dating again. Coaching is tailored to suit a client's lifestyle needs, with options ranging from private coaching at Sara's clinic, home visits and online video courses to the immersive group environment on her highly acclaimed Breakup Recovery Retreats. Following the success of Sara's Breakup & Divorce Coach Practitioner Accreditation Programme, Sara founded the International Divorce Coach Centre of Excellence in 2021 and has now created a global coaching community of over 200 Divorce Coaches spanning 14 countries and six continents. The programme is designed to help those interested in becoming a coach as well as existing coaches who want to take their business to the next level. Sara launched Heartbreak To Happiness, an empowering podcast designed to help men and women struggling with the pain of relationship breakdown. The podcast hit New and Noteworthy six times in the first six weeks post launch and hit #1 spot in Ireland and #2 in the UK charts and #24 in USA. Recent guests have included Jason Vale, Bill Walsh, Bernardo Moya and Nicole Jacobs. Sara has firmly cemented her reputation as the go-to expert on domestic abuse, joining forces with The Dash Charity as their patron and recently launched the UK's first ever dedicated retreat ‘How to divorce an abusive partner and recover from a toxic relationship', aimed at empowering those feeling helpless and overwhelmed with the critical tools they need to break free, so they can start their healing journey and redesign their lives. At the government level, Sara consults on marriage and divorce legislation, most recently the divorce law reform. Sara is also a regular media commentator and motivational speaker, and she recently starred as the expert in Heartbreak Hotel, a television show based around the concept of her Breakup Recovery Retreats.  Resources & Links: Information and links can also be found at: https://kateanthony.com/podcast/from-heartbreak-to-happiness-with-sara-davison/ Get on the list to be notified about Grit & Grace!Sara's websiteSara on InstagramSara on FacebookSara on TwitterSara on LinkedInBreakup Survival Guide TODAY'S EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: THE REVISED SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? PROGRAM   An online coaching program designed to help you make the right decision about your marriage...once and for all.  In this groundbreaking online coaching program, you'll unlock the support, education and deep transformational work you need to finally answer to your most burning question: should I stay or should I go? JOIN THE SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO FACEBOOK GROUP

Professional angler Nicole Jacobs shares how her angling career and educator career are coming together to help bring fishing and the outdoors to inner city youth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Please note this episode contains discussion on domestic abuse, including fatal domestic abuse, that some listeners may find distressing.In this episode Edwina speaks to Nicole Jacobs, the first Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales. Nicole explains her statutory powers, as set out in the Domestic Abuse Bill, to raise public awareness and hold both agencies and government to account in tackling domestic abuse. Listen to Nicole describe her important work to shine a light on good practice and the practices that fall short, to end the postcode lottery of domestic abuse services in England and Wales. Nicole outlines a range of initiatives she is working on with her team, including improving the response of Family Courtsto Domestic Abuse. To learn more about the work of the Domestic Abuse Commissioner see: https://domesticabusecommissioner.uk/Follow Nicole on Twitter: @CommissionerDARead more about the One Small Thing charity here.Twitter - @OSTCharityThis podcast is created and produced by The London Podcast Company. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nicole Jacobs – Property, passion and fashion…what a great mix!This week we chat with the gorgeous Nicole Jacobs. She knows property and style. We spend time with Nicole to learn what a buyer's advocate does, and how they work with clients to secure the right property. Nicole chats about getting the right team to help when purchasing a property, where the market might be going, and we find out that she actually trained for a different profession but loved property and helping people so much she created her own niche!There are some hints and tips for people getting into the property market, whether you're buying your first home in your twenties, or your fifties, and some reflections on The Block 2021 Auctions.Nicole's book, “SOLD", How to buy or sell your home with real confidence” is a great resource for anyone who is learning, or is passionate about property.To find out more about Nicole, or how a Buyers Agent can help you, you can check out the following links;Instagram: @nicolejacobspropertyFacebook https://www.facebook.com/nicolejacobspropertyTwitter @nicolejacobsmeLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolejacobsme/Website https://whitefoxrealestate.com.au/advocacy/Delighted to have you on this journey with us.Mitch and Mark.Check out our socials :@mitchandmark @mitchandmarkhome @realityrenowithmitchandmark@FacebookWe also have a range of homewares to help you to transform where you live into a fabulous space.Have a look here. Reality Reno is produced by Jake Taylor Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Professional Angler Nicole Jacobs shares her passion for introducing the sport of fishing to those who may not have been exposed to fishing growing up.  Listen in as she explains the importance of making the outdoors available to this group of people. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear from Nicole Jacobs, the first Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales, where 2.3 million adults experienced abuse at home in the last 12 months.  Nicole speaks about why her job to raise awareness to support survivors and hold the UK government and other agencies to account in tackling domestic abuse has never been more important. We all have a part to play to fight domestic abuse.

Kirsten Dunst started in the acting business when she was just three years old - you may know her from films such as Marie Antoinette, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Virgin Suicides and Spiderman. She joins Emma to talk about her latest film - The Power of the Dog - written and directed by the award winning Jane Campion. Is there a 'laddish' culture within the British Armed forces? And is it necessary in order to prepare – mainly men - for armed battle and conflict? Emma discusses culture within the Services with the Labour MP, mayor and former army major Dan Jarvis. Children as young as four have been reported to police for abusing their parents, and according to police force Freedom of Information data, 42,000 incidents were instigated by adolescents and children aged 19 and under between January 2018 and June 2021. This abuse can range from physical, verbal and emotional abuse such as punching, kicking, threatening with knives, swearing or hurling demeaning insults. It is a relatively unacknowledged and under-researched form of abuse, with little support offered to families. It is also gendered with more mothers experiencing it than fathers. Emma is joined by the domestic abuse commissioner Nicole Jacobs, and Sharon, a grandmother who is looking after her nine year old grandson. Parcopresis is the inability to defecate or go for a poo without a certain level of privacy. The condition is also known as shy bowel and it can stop people from feeling comfortable about going at work, while out and about or even while sharing a toilet with a new partner. The knock on effect of this is often constipation and according to The Bowel Group Report 2020 one in seven adults suffer from constipation and 60% of that number are women. What causes this anxiety, why do more women suffer from men and what are the long term health implications of this? Emma asks Eleanor Morgan, author of Hormonal: A Conversation About Women's Bodies, Mental Health and Why We Need to be Heard and Professor Siwan Thomas-Gibson, consultant gastroenterologist and specialist endoscopist at St Mark's National Bowel Hospital in London. Joanna Harriott is in her 50th year of being a teacher. She has worked in west Belfast her entire career and in the same school, St John the Baptist School, since 1973. She tells Emma why she doesn't want to give it up.

Nicole and Big Ed talk about the experiences she has had on the water and off, when it comes to competitive angling. We also talk about the privilege this sport has really become. The difficulties women are having earning their place in the sport. This show is a look at how the good old boys club of bass fishing may have had its run but times are changing and now is the best time to start this movement. 

This week meet a TakeMeFishing.org Women Making Waves WaveMaker Nicole Jacobs. Nicole's main mission is to promote equity and inclusion in the world of bass fishing. She executes her mission very well despite juggling fishing some big pro bass tournaments, being a single mom, and going to grad school! One of the main slogans on this show has been "if she can do it, you can do it" and that's what this episode is all about. Sharing Nicole's story in order to encourage you to chase your fishing dreams! We are 1 episode away from #200! Could not have done it thus far without all of your amazing support! Keep listening, keep sharing and most importantly keep fishing and enjoying your amazing outdoor adventures.  Stay tuned next week for a special episode with another Women Making Waves WaveMaker that will also be available as a video episode on our YouTube Channel! It will also be streamed on Facebook Live both on Angie Scott's personal Facebook Page, The Woman Angler & Adventurer Page, and in the private Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group! Mentioned in This Episode: Follow Nicole Jacobs on Instagram Connect with Nicole Jacobs Fishing on Facebook Follow Nicole Fishing on TikTok TakeMeFishing.org iCast Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support our Sponsors! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Hellwig Suspension Products RUNCL (10% OFF Discount Code: TWA10RUN) Stealth Rod Holders Al's Goldfish Lure Co. YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for free shipping!) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available thewomanangler.com/199

This week meet a TakeMeFishing.org Women Making Waves WaveMaker Nicole Jacobs. Nicole's main mission is to promote equity and inclusion in the world of bass fishing. She executes her mission very well despite juggling fishing some big pro bass tournaments, being a single mom, and going to grad school! One of the main slogans on this show has been "if she can do it, you can do it" and that's what this episode is all about. Sharing Nicole's story in order to encourage you to chase your fishing dreams! We are 1 episode away from #200! Could not have done it thus far without all of your amazing support! Keep listening, keep sharing and most importantly keep fishing and enjoying your amazing outdoor adventures.  Stay tuned next week for a special episode with another Women Making Waves WaveMaker that will also be available as a video episode on our YouTube Channel! It will also be streamed on Facebook Live both on Angie Scott's personal Facebook Page, The Woman Angler & Adventurer Page, and in the private Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group! Mentioned in This Episode: Follow Nicole Jacobs on Instagram Connect with Nicole Jacobs Fishing on Facebook Follow Nicole Fishing on TikTok TakeMeFishing.org iCast Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support our Sponsors! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Hellwig Suspension Products RUNCL (10% OFF Discount Code: TWA10RUN) Stealth Rod Holders Al's Goldfish Lure Co. YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for free shipping!) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available thewomanangler.com/199 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nicole Jacobs is the designate Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales in September 2019.Nicole has begun energetically putting her 20+ years of experience in domestic abuse policy and intervention to work. Driving improvements to transform the response to domestic abuse in England and Wales. She is committed to championing victims and survivors of all ages, status and backgrounds and to shining a light on practices that failed him.

Nicole Jacobs is a pro angler, outdoors enthusiast, influencer and proud American with a great story and a strong mission, check out our chat! 

Vendor advocates are becoming a vital part of the real estate selling process, as they are more savvy in knowing exactly what the market has to offer, and what will make you the most money.  They are there to hold your hand when you need your hand held, but also there for you when you can't be at the property. Today we are going to find out how to choose the best vendor advocate to help you sell your property. Recently moved to Whitefox Advocacy, Nicole Jacobs is still as lovely as ever, ready to help buyers and sellers make the most of their property journey. Nicole is one of the buyer's advocates on 'The Block' and offers an exceptional service, removing the emotion out of the sale and focusing on the value of the property and how it works for her clients. 1. Why do people use a vendor advocate instead of just using a real estate agent? 2. What are the Top 5 things we should be looking for in your vendor advocate? 3. Should your vendor advocate be actively involved in selling your property or just advising you, as their client? 4. Does it cost more to use a vendor advocate? 5. How can we see a vendor advocate in action?   WIN, WIN, WIN!!! Win a copy of Nicole Jacobs book "Sold". Head to the competition post on our Facebook and Instagram and tell us your buying or selling story to be in the draw. Don't forget to like and share the post to enter.   Contact: Nicole Jacobs can be contacted by email: nicole@whitefoxadvocacy.com.au or you via the website: www.whitefoxadvocacy.com.au     Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: 5977 8889  Email: orders@realcopyright.com.au As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with:  Rental copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites

Raised in Alabama in the United States, Nicole moved to the UK in 1990s. She started her career at a rape crisis centre whilst at university, and has worked in domestic abuse, on the front line and for charities, for over two decades since.With an estimated 2.3 million adults experiencing domestic abuse over the pandemic last year, and one in five children living with domestic abuse, Nicole's work is more important than ever.  In April, the Domestic Abuse Bill passed through Parliament and is now law. In this episode, Nicole explains what we, as social workers, need to know about the Domestic Abuse Act and how the changes will provide further protection for victims, including children. She tells us about what her roles entails, and shares her vision for the wider changes she hope to bring about as the very first Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales.

The art of the deal is the cornerstone to property transacting. Negotiation is key - so how can you master it? Joining us on this episode is Nicole Jacobs, co-founder and managing director of Whitefox Advocacy, who shares her insider info on negotiating property purchases.Also in this episode, Domain’s editorial director Adrian Lowe and national news editor Ellen Lutton join us to unpack the latest property price data with the release of Domain’s House Price Report for the March quarter this week.00:38 - How to negotiate like a pro13:55 - Domain’s latest House Price Report----The information in this post is general in nature and should not be considered personal or financial advice.You should always seek professional advice or assistance before making any financial decisions. Digital Home Loans Pty Ltd t/a Domain Loan Finder (ABN 39 619 694 156, Credit Representative 500208) is authorised by Auscred Services Pty Ltd (ABN 50 164 638 171, Australian Credit Licence 442372). All applications are subject to assessment and lender approval.

Property takes centre stage in this week's episode of The Money Café, with buyers advocate Nicole Jacobs from Whitefox Advocacy sharing her thoughts on underquoting, when the right time to buy a house is and much, much more. To read articles on the topics covered in this episode of The Money Cafe, take out a subscription to The Australian or download the Australian app at your app store. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey Everybody, Welcome back to another episode of the Beer Fish Fanatics! We have tournament angler Nicole Jacobs Fishing with us on today's episode. Her mission is to empower others to follow their passions through faith and fishing. In what most would consider a male oriented industry she hopes to inspire women and girls, strive for equity in the sport because at the end of the day, fish don't discriminate. More Nicole Jacobshttps://www.facebook.com/NicoleJacobsFishinghttps://www.instagram.com/nicolefishing/Podcast Links to your preferred audio steaming site via Buzz Sprouthttps://993337.buzzsprout.com/Thanks to our sponsors!Kalona Brewing Company https://www.facebook.com/kalonabrewingcompanyWhisker Seeker Tackle https://whiskerseeker.com/MaPop Fishing Website, Social Media, and Vendor Products:https://www.mapopfishing.comhttps://www.mapopfishing.com/beer-fishing-fanatics - Video of the Podcastshttps://www.facebook.com/mpopfishinghttps://www.instagram.com/mapopfishinghttps://twitter.com/mapopfishingFishing Kit's Channel and Social Media:https://www.youtube.com/c/FishingKit/https://www.facebook.com/FishingKitYouTube/https://www.instagram.com/fishingkit85Find this episode and more on iTunes, Spotify and Google Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beer-fish-fanatics/id1511598870https://open.spotify.com/show/0xqMN6XCWmNm5Pyl7vt5FGhttps://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS85OTMzMzcucnNz#tournamentfishing #womenfishing #mlftournament #youtubefishing #bassfishing #kayak #catfishguide #fishingguide #catfishing #iowadnr #fishbiologist #icefishing #illinoisfishing #rivercrappies #fishinginstruction #iowagreatlakes #icefishing #fishing #giveaway #icefishing #flatheads #saltwaterfishing #hawaiifishing #deepseafishing #fishingguide #muskies #walleyes #fishresearch #kayaktournamentfishing # kayakfishing #yakfishing #femalefisherman #femalefishing #muskies #musky fishing, #musky lures, #iowadnr #fishingstats #fishknowledge #icefishing #clearlakefishing #fishingguide #yellowbass #bassfish #catfishing #youtubefishing #kayakfishing #bassfishing 

In this episode we recap out Devils lake Trip with Garret Bonham of Bry's Guide Service.   We talk to Rob Drieslein about the DNR roundtable and Nicole Jacobs talks about the Holes for Hero's Tournament.

It's always a little bit controversial - do we auction on a public holiday or during the school holidays? Won't buyers be on holidays? Are we tapping into the widest possible market? But then, is this giving the real buyers a chance to come forward? Now that we have been through a Covid year, let's see what the experts now think, and what we should expect for 2021.Nicole Jacobs is a licensed estate agent and buyer advocate. She has been both a selling agent and a buyers agent and is the Director of Nicole Jacobs Property. She is the author of 'Sold - How to Buy and Sell Property with Real Confidence' (Published by Hardie Grant) and has been in the real estate business for nearly 21 years. A regular on Real Estate Right. 1. At the end of 2020, we were seeing properties being auctioned on the 24th December with just 2 week campaigns. And there is already a race to get a campaign started with open for inspections starting on the 2nd January. As we come into 2021, do you think that we will start seeing properties being auctioned on a public holiday weekend or during the school holidays?2. Why do agents prefer not to auction on public holiday weekends and during school holidays?3. In terms of holding an auction, what positives has covid created for the auction process?4. What are some of the pros of auctioning a property on a public holiday weekend?5. How often do agents schedule an auction for a public holiday weekend or during school holidays, knowing full well that they plan to sell the property prior to the auction?6. Do you think if buyers really need to buy, and really want that property, they will buy, no matter if the auction is on a public holiday weekend, or if they are in fact on holidays, sunning themselves on a tropical island?    a) How does that work, in terms of signing contracts, paying deposits etc?7. What should they do first before going on their tropical holiday to prepare for bidding at the auction?8. How can Nicole Jacobs help buyers if they do find that they are stuck on a tropical island?9. What's the feeling for 2021? Will we see an onslaught of properties back on the market? Contact: Nicole can be contacted by email at: info@nicolejacobs.comWebsite: Nicole Jacobs Property:  nicolejacobs.com Phone: 1300 054 240  Need Copywriting?Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: 5977 8889 Email: orders@realcopyright.com.auAs well as sales copy, we can also assist you with: Rental copyStaff profiles for your new and existing staff membersMarketing letters/emailsNewsletter articlesMarketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etcWebsite blogsLarge scale development brochures and websites  

Happy New Year!! 2021 is going to be big, brighter and full of optimism. Get ready to buy your first home by listening to Nicole Jacobs from Nicole Jacobs Property's episode on thinking outside the square with your first home. Original episode: 27th August 2020

We will be talking to both a buyer's advocate and an auctioneer about the best tactics for bidding.Wanting a buyer's agent perspective on tactics, prestige buyer's advocate Nicole Jacobs, from Nicole Jacobs Property is here again to talk to us about the buying side of an auction. Nicole is featured as one of the Buyer's Advocates on 'The Block, is featured on 'Open Homes Australia' and regularly gives her advice through radio and print media channels.1. How eager should we show the agent that we want the property, prior to auction?2. What's the ideal bidding strategy?3. Clare from Beaumaris wants to know how to combat the nerves?4. How often do you see it that buyers have to be registered bidders at an auction? Why is this a good tactic by the selling agents?5. When should we start bidding? Should we be the first or wait to see who else is interested?6. What are the benefits of being the final bidder if it hasn't been declared "on the market"?7. Ben from Williamstown wants to know before attending an auction for a house he wants to buy, how well should he get to know the auctioneer and their tactics? Barry Sloan will give the auctioneer's perspective of what the best tactics are when bidding at an auction. Barry Sloan has been in the real estate industry for over 25 years and is a freelance auctioneer who helps usually smaller real estate agents get the best price for their marketed properties. He freelances right around Melbourne, understands every strategy buyers try to use,  and has conducted over 8000 auctions in his 25 years.1. From an auctioneer's perspective, how can a bidder position themselves in a crowd to ensure the auctioneer knows they are interested in the property?2. What is an auctioneer looking for, to work out who are the buyers? (Is it body language, first hand knowledge from agent/buyer or other tell-tell signs).3. How should a buyer bid with confidence?4. What are some of the things bidders do that can be misread either as a bid or not as a bid?5. How can you tell the auctioneer that you've reached your limit without the rest of the crowd knowing?6. Is the vendor or the agent in control of the auction? OFFERS:Win a copy of Nicole Jacobs book "Sold". Head to the competition post on our Facebook and Instagram and tell us "Why you love Real Estate Right?". Don't forget to like and share the post to enter.Barry Sloan is offering agents to try an experienced auctioneer, first auction if you don't like you won't be charged. If you book another, you will be charged for the first.  Nicole can be contacted by email at: info@nicolejacobs.comWebsite: Nicole Jacobs Property:  nicolejacobs.com Phone: 03 9596 5555 Barry can be contacted by email at: barryjsloan@hotmail.comMobile: 0405 330 000  

First Home Buyers are feeling deflated as more and more restrictions on lending is being felt, price rises continue to price them out of the market, and the knowledge and power the seasoned buyers have, gets them consistently pushed to the way side. Nicole Jacobs is back from Nicole Jacobs Property.  Nicole is featured as one of the Buyer's Advocates on 'The Block, is featured on 'Open Homes Australia' and regularly gives her advice through radio and print media channels.1.  How do you think a First Home Buyer should approach the market?2. What do you think is the main thing holding First Home Buyer's back?3. Where would you first start?4. What help are some of the government grants? Should we depend on them?5. You're a country girl at heart, what do you think about buying rural? What are some of the perks and pitfalls?6. Jack from Black Rock, really would love to buy in the suburb he grew up in. What would be your advice for Jack, knowing that the entry level may be more than he can afford?7. Are there any other strategies that could help get a First Home Buyer into the market sooner?8. How can Buyers' Advocates help you on your first home buyer journey? Nicole can be contacted at email at: info@nicolejacobs.comWebsite: Nicole Jacobs Property:  nicolejacobs.com Phone: 03 9596 5555   

The Domestic Abuse Bill 2020 is currently making its way through Parliament, and will reach the House of Lords by the end of July. For the first time there will be a statutory definition of domestic abuse. The Centre for Women’s Justice is asking for an amendment to the Bill, to create a free-standing offence of non-fatal strangulation or asphyxiation. We hear from Sandra who was strangled by a former partner and from Nicole Jacobs, the first domestic abuse commissioner for England and Wales, on why she too is calling for this amendment. We discuss the popularity of the skin lightening industry, despite the dangers and controversy? We hear from Nimmi Dosanjh who is Indian-Kenyan and light-skinned. Her 11 year old daughter is dark-skinned, from Linasha Kotalawala who is a beauty and lifestyle blogger and from Geeta Pandey the Editor of BBC News Online India Women and Social Affairs. The actor Roxanne Scrimshaw tells us about the new film Lynn and Lucy about the lives of two best friends in a close-knit community in Essex whose relationship is tested after a tragedy happens A new government report in Ireland shows that 6,666 women accessed abortions there in 2019. This is the first annual report to be published since medical abortion on demand became legal in Ireland up to twelve weeks of pregnancy What do the figures tell us about abortion care in Ireland now? We hear from Ellen Coyne, a journalist at the Irish Independent newspaper and Dr Trish Horgan, a GP in Cork City and member of START - Southern Taskgroup on Abortion and Reproductive Topics. We hear from Dawn Bilbrough the critical care nurse from York who in the early stages of COVID-19 posted an emotional video on social media that went viral. She was appealing to the public to stop panic buying as she was unable to get the basics in her supermarket after her shift ended. She tells us about the impact of the video and what it has been like working on the frontline. Brit Bennett’s new novel, The Vanishing Half tells the story of twin sisters who run away from a black community in the South at the age of 16. One returns to the town they grew up in, while the other passes for white, withholding her identity from her husband. Dr Janine Bradbury, Senior Lecturer in Literature at York St John University, discusses the history of passing novels and films, many of which offer deeply problematic representations of mixed race women. Clare Wenham, Assistant Professor in Global Health Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science tells us how Panama implemented a state-enforced lockdown, to combat the spread of COVID-19. She explains how the restrictions which were sex-segregated worked. Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed Editor: Lucinda Montefiore

Lynn and Lucy is a new film about the lives of two best friends in a close-knit community in Essex whose relationship is tested after a tragedy happens. It stars Nichola Burley and Roxanne Scrimshaw in her first acting role. Roxanne joins Jenni to discuss female friendship, community, motherhood and the depiction of working class women on screen. The Domestic Abuse Bill 2020 is currently making its way through Parliament, and will reach the House of Lords by the end of July. For the first time there will be a statutory definition of domestic abuse. The Centre for Women’s Justice is asking for an amendment to the Bill, to create a free-standing offence of non-fatal strangulation or asphyxiation. Nicole Jacobs, the first domestic abuse commissioner for England and Wales, explains why she is supporting them. Professor Linda Scott’s book "The Double X Economy" describes how women are excluded from the global economy in myriad ways, in both developing and developed countries. She claims that the global economy's wealth would be £160 trillion higher if the gender pay gap were closed. Linda explains how empowering women economically could not only resolve gender equality but also help address many of humankind’s most pressing problems. And there are a record number of women in employment – and that includes women slowly but surely increasing their presence in senior management positions and professions that have traditionally been dominated by men. But has ‘being in the room’ really led to changes in attitudes towards women’s capabilities? Or is gender bias still alive and well? Jenni is joined by Professor Michelle Ryan, the author of a new study about gender bias from the University of Exeter and Carina White who works in sports marketing.

Vendor's Advocate's - What do they do? Nicole Jacobs from Nicole Jacobs Property is back to talk to us about the other side - vendor advocacy, and how a vendor advocate can assist you in selling your home.A 'Vendor' is the same as a 'Seller' - vendor is an industry term, seller is a general public term.What is a vendor's advocate?Are vendor advocates the 'arched enemy' of the real estate agent? Are you there to keep them honest in their education to the seller?Why is it worth getting a vendor advocate in?How much of the selling process to you do?Does that include helping update the house to get it ready for sale and other things beyond what a real estate agent might do?How do you help save vendors money?How are you paid? Commission? Flat Rate? Will it cost the vendor more to use your services?Do you inform the vendor about how the sale is going, or does the agent do that?Are there only certain agents you work with?Martin from Mitcham wants to know, How do I know that I'm getting the best agent for me and my circumstances?What type of person or entity would be your main clients?What happens if the house doesn't sell? Do you still get paid?Clancy from Surrey Hills is worried that she will be paying more money in advertising than she needs to. Do you make sure that the advertising the agent wants the seller to do is what the should be doing?Are there any hidden fees that the seller should be worried about?Nicole Jacobs has given us one of her best-selling books 'Sold' to give to one lucky listener. Go to Facebook or Instagram, like our competition, and tell us why you love Real Estate Right to be in the running. Winner will be announced: 31st May 2020.

Successful musicians and actors don’t negotiate their own deals, do they? They employ an agent. They do this to make sure they have the right person representing them in the highly-competitive search for new contracts. This is a time-consuming process and one that the talent does not have time for. This analogy could not be more applicable to a buyer’s advocate. This tenacious bunch of people, as a whole, get to know home-buyers and what they want and they search far and wide for the right property for them. They are often privy to first-looks before the general public and interrogate the asking price for you to ensure you aren’t over-paying. Taking it a step further, they can then access their crystal ball to look at the future value of the property with respect to location, value-adding, and risk minimisation. Finally, to finish it off, the all-important price negotiation. All of these crucial steps are wrapped up in a neat package called a buyer’s advocate which will save you thousands as well as secure you the house you want in an increasingly buyer-populated market. Nicole Jacobs, buyer’s advocate and property developer, belongs to this critical bunch of people and she joins us on the show to tell you, first and foremost, why you should employ a buyer’s advocate for your next property purchase. Building on this, there are huge emotional elements to buying a property as well as outside influences from friends and family. These can easily sway your decision as a home-buyer especially as you are likely in a time of flux yourself (read as stressed out!) if you are moving house. An impartial advocate for your best interests is your best friend during this tumultuous time. So ask yourself, are you at your wit’s end looking for properties? Are you about to say, “ahh whatever, just buy it”? Have you looked at 1 or 2 houses for less than 15 minutes each and consider that a ‘good look’? Maybe it is time to get off realestate.com and look up a buyer’s advocate like Nicole to find and negotiate your next home.

Throughout the COVID-19 crisis, we're speaking to survivors and professionals about the challenges they're facing due to the pandemic and the social distancing measures we are all taking. In this podcast, Jo Silver talks to Nicole Jacobs, the UK's Domestic Abuse Commissioner, about the domestic abuse sector response to the challenges of COVID-19. For more information and resources from SafeLives during the COVID-19 situation, visit our dedicated webpage: https://safelives.org.uk/news-views/domestic-abuse-and-covid-19 Survey for victim/survivors: https://wh1.snapsurveys.com/s.asp?k=158461680526 Full list of helplines: https://safelives.org.uk/node/278. Please note, this podcast was recorded remotely so the sound quality may vary at times.

Diversity and inclusion isn't a trend. Nonprofit organizations willing to have hard conversations will be the ones who move forward. Tune in to the latest M&C Nonprofit Marketing Talk to hear how Nicole Jacobs-Silvey encourages this, and more, through her work at Connection Coach KC.

 Nicole Jacobs, from Nicole Jacobs Property, and regular on The Block, comes in to tell us about what a buyer's advocate does and how buyer's advocates can get you your dream property within your budget.Today we are talking about buyer’s advocates. What is a buyer’s advocate and what do they do? What we would love to learn about in this episode is:• What is a buyer’s advocate?• How can they save us money?• How do they get paid?Intro:Today we welcome onto Real Estate Right, one of our favourite property experts on Channel 9’s ‘The Block’, Nicole Jacobs. Director of Nicole Jacob’s Property, Nicole is a prestige property buyer’s advocate, and is here to explain to us about the wonderful world of buyer advocacy. Welcome Nicole.Nicole, how did you get into the buyer’s advocacy business?1. Explain what a buyer’s advocate does?2. How do you help save buyers money?3. What’s the typical client that uses a buyer’s advocate? What type of client should be using a buyer’s advocate to maximise their buying opportunities?4. I’ve seen some buyer’s advocates do interesting things, like measuring the front garden, from the house to fence line. How detailed do you go into your reporting to prospective buyers?5. Are you more about creating more valuable opportunities for a buyer or helping reduce the asking price?6. Are there any particular resources, strategies or companies you use to help calculate what the asking price should be, or do you use your own valuing skills? 7. In the 2016 (or was it 2017? – two different articles say two different things) season of ‘the block’, you successfully bid on 3 of the 5 properties, how do you know which buyer your bidding on behalf, if you have 3 buyers? Does that happen at other auctions?8. How are you paid? Commission? Flat rate? Or through the selling agent?9. When you see a price range that seems a little far-fetched, but your client really wants the property (and has the money for the outrageous price), do you justify to the buyers, and the selling agent, why you would never pay that much for that property? Has it been successful in getting the buy?10. You offer a prestige property service, are their buyer advocates for regular mum and dad investors or first home buyers?11. Adam from Sunbury wants to know about buying an investment property closer to the city in suburbs he’s not sure about. He wants a property that has the ability to be renovated to increase its value at re-sale or maybe subdivided to build a second property? Would he be best to hire a buyer’s advocate? And do you go to the level of detail where you know the council regulations or would Adam need to do that research himself? 12. Who do you follow in the media in terms of getting your expert knowledge about the economy and real estate market predictions? And how often do they get it right?Listen to how Nicole explains to us a completely different angle on what a buyer’s advocate does to ensure you buy the perfect home for you.Special Listener Competition:We have a copy of Nicole Jacobs book ‘Sold’ for one lucky winner. Like, Share and Comment on our competition facebook post on why you would love to get a copy of her book to be in the running to win.  

This is a continuation of a very important conversation I had with my friend and former college dance teammate, Nicole Jacobs Silvey.  We finished up our talk on diversity, and she also gives some great advice that she utilizes with her clients through her company, Connection Coach LLC. Nicole's recommended diversity resources:   http://www.racialjustice.org https://www.racialequityinstitute.com https://www.tolerance.org Connect with Larkspur at the following links: Website: https://www.larkspurdance.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larkspurdance/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LarkspurDance/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LarkspurMelanie    

This is a continuation of a very important conversation I had with my friend and former college dance teammate, Nicole Jacobs Silvey.  We finished up our talk on diversity, and she also gives some great advice that she utilizes with her clients through her company, Connection Coach LLC. Nicole's recommended diversity resources:   http://www.racialjustice.org https://www.racialequityinstitute.com https://www.tolerance.org    

Thank God For Fox News Today's topics include: It's really scary to think about where the country would be if everyone had to depend on CNN and MSNBC for news... Next, John talks about both TIME's and Sports Illustrated's "Person of the Year" award recipients. And finally, Nicole Jacobs (author at Energy In Depth) discusses just what the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette got wrong and omitted in their recent article - which was based on a study done at Carnegie Mellon University, where it calculated the environmental and employment impacts of PA's fracking industry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A lawsuit that was filed by a dancer against a local school district accusing a dance team coach of discrimination rocked the dance team world and gained national attention.  In an effort to contribute  productive and proactive ideas, I sit down and chat with my friend Nicole Jacobs Silvey.  Nicole is a philanthropist, activist, successful career coach, and was my college dance teammate.   I get her thoughts on what it was like to be one of the only people of color on all of her cheerleading and dance teams, and she provides insight and ideas on how to create an environment that is accepting and open to all.   Connect with Larkspur at the following links: Website: https://www.larkspurdance.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larkspurdance/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LarkspurDance/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LarkspurMelanie

A lawsuit that was filed by a dancer against a local school district accusing a dance team coach of discrimination rocked the dance team world and gained national attention.  In an effort to contribute  productive and proactive ideas, I sit down and chat with my friend Nicole Jacobs Silvey.  Nicole is a philanthropist, activist, successful career coach, and was my college dance teammate.   I get her thoughts on what it was like to be one of the only people of color on all of her cheerleading and dance teams, and she provides insight and ideas on how to create an environment that is accepting and open to all.  

Nicole Jacobs has been named as government's designate Domestic Abuse Commissioner.Nicole has been the CEO of charity Standing Together Against Domestic Violence for the last 6 years and has more than 25 years' experience supporting women subjected to abuse.  During her career, Nicole has worked in a number of roles, including a frontline practitioner, in senior operational and management roles, and as a trainer and strategic leader.The role of Domestic Abuse Commissioner will lead on driving improvements on the response to domestic abuse in the UK, championing victims and making recommendations on what more should be done to better protect victims and bring more offenders to justiceNicole said “It is an honour and a privilege to be appointed as the first Commissioner and I intend to raise the voices of victims and survivors of all ages, status and background and ensure that we shine a light on practice that fails them.”The news was warmly welcomed by the sector with messages of support praising her leadership, integrity, ability to listen and ability to raise the voices of survivors.FiLiA is delighted to welcome such a great feminist to the role.http://www.standingtogether.org.uk/

Nicole Jacobs has been named as government’s designate Domestic Abuse CommissionerNicole has been the CEO of charity Standing Together Against Domestic Violence for the last 6 years and has more than 25 years’ experience supporting women subjected to abuse. During her career, Nicole has worked in a number of roles, including a frontline practitioner, in senior operational and management roles, and as a trainer and strategic leader.The role of Domestic Abuse Commissioner will lead on driving improvements on the response to domestic abuse in the UK, championing victims and making recommendations on what more should be done to better protect victims and bring more offenders to justiceNicole said “It is an honour and a privilege to be appointed as the first Commissioner and I intend to raise the voices of victims and survivors of all ages, status and background and ensure that we shine a light on practice that fails them.”The news was warmly welcomed by the sector with messages of support praising her leadership, integrity, ability to listen and ability to raise the voices of survivors.FiLiA is delighted to welcome such a great feminist to the role.http://www.standingtogether.org.uk/

Listen to the full episode here: https://propertyinvestory.com/investing-with-kids-nicole-jacobs/ Nicole Jacobs has managed to build a successful property investment portfolio even with three daughters and her clients to take care of. She has even appeared as a buyers advocate in popular reality show "The Block". With her expertise in the field, Jacobs has many tips and tricks to share with Property Investory. Listen to this episode to discover how she teaches her own children on financial management, how she finds the best investment opportunities with guaranteed profitable returns, and her fearless mindset when investing.

Listen to the full episode here: https://propertyinvestory.com/investing-with-kids-nicole-jacobs/ Nicole Jacobs has managed to build a successful property investment portfolio even with three daughters and her clients to take care of. She has even appeared as a buyers advocate in popular reality show "The Block". With her expertise in the field, Jacobs has many tips and tricks to share with Property Investory. Listen to this episode to discover how she teaches her own children on financial management, how she finds the best investment opportunities with guaranteed profitable returns, and her fearless mindset when investing.

Nicole Jacobs has managed to build a successful property investment portfolio even with three daughters and her clients to take care of. She has even appeared as a buyers advocate in popular reality show "The Block". With her expertise in the field, Jacobs has many tips and tricks to share with Property Investory.Listen to this episode to discover how she teaches her own children on financial management, how she finds the best investment opportunities with guaranteed profitable returns, and her fearless mindset when investing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nicole Jacobs has managed to build a successful property investment portfolio even with three daughters and her clients to take care of. She has even appeared as a buyers advocate in popular reality show “The Block”. With her expertise in the field, Jacobs has many tips and tricks to share with Property Investory.Listen to this episode to discover how she teaches her own children on financial management, how she finds the best investment opportunities with guaranteed profitable returns, and her fearless mindset when investing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aired Monday, 27 August 2018, 12:00 PM ETThe Shape of You After Surrender with Nicole JacobsDo You Love Yourself?Do you love your thoughts and your feelings?Do you love where you’re taking your life and feel aligned with your Inner being’s desires?Do you take care of YOU first and with that take responsibility for your well being?The launch pad for an amazing, happy and fulfilling life is the firm cushion of self love.Self love is what gets us through blame, judgement, disappointment,hatred, sadness, pain and guilt.We declare August as Self Love Month and to support this we are offering an exclusive series featuring the anthology book What’s Self Love Got To Do With It. Lisa Berry of Light On Living is interviewing 13 incredible authors as they share their life lessons and mindset tips to help you connect to yourself on a deeper level and experience your own love, your own appreciation and express your value from your heart by simply being.Listen in to each show and comment on Lisa Berry’s Face Book page to enter a draw to WIN your own copy of What’s Self Love Got To Do With It. There’s a winner for EVERY show!

Nicole Jacobs has come almost 20 years into the business and has found success in both her own property investment portfolio and advising her clients on their purchases as well. From buying her first investment property on a whim to becoming the directing officer of her own buyer advocate business.Listen to this episode to discover how Jacobs first cultivated her passion for property investment, why she always renovates and develops her properties with the consumer market’s demand in mind and how she has learned from missed investment opportunities. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jacobs has come almost 20 years into the business and has found success in both her own property investment portfolio and advising her clients on their purchases as well. From buying her first investment property on a whim to becoming the directing officer of her own buyer advocate business.Listen to this episode to discover how Jacobs first cultivated her passion for property investment, why she always renovates and develops her properties with the consumer market's demand in mind and how she has learned from missed investment opportunities. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.