Podcast appearances and mentions of tim sara

Strata manager Tim Sara of Strata Choice joins me to explain the purpose and process of a "First AGM". Tim explains the role of the strata manager at this early stage of a strata plan's life - including their relationship to the developer, how owners can best get through a daunting meeting agenda, and his tips for making this "birthing" of a new strata plan as successful as possible.

Dr. EB dedicates this episode in honor of her patient, Sara Feuerstein, who is now with her comrade angels.Listen closely, and hear from her family as they describe with visceral passion, palpable love and vivid admiration; Sara, a very special daughter, wife, twin, sister, mother, grandmother, friend, counselor, mentor, leader, a faithful believer, and a champion of love; blessed and gifted with the most unique talents- shared unselfishly with a humble spirit, a tender soul, and a kind heart, soft yet studded with gold.There are really no perfect words to fully and accurately describe Sara Feuerstein.However, we hope that this podcast, this memorable tribute, will provide you with a glimpse of the life and heart of Sara, whom we were indeed blessed to have for 59 years, as a loan from Heaven, to cross our paths on this planet - earth. Timecodes:Welcome Introduction Dr. Sophia Edwards-Bennett01:10 Mentions Guests - Sara's Family02:06 - Memorial Slideshow honoring Sara Feuerstein02:14 - Reflection per watching on Sara's slideshow03:30 - Family Introductions with one word descriptions of Sara03:43- Introducing Steven Feuerstein (Sara's Husband)04:15 - Introducing Melissa (Sara's stepdaughter/Steven's Daughter)05:16 - Introducing Rachel (Sara's Twin Sister)06:30 - Introducing Jessica (Sara's Stepdaughter/Steven's Daughter)06:54 - Introducing Tim (Sara's brother)08:17 - Introducing Sara's Dad08:46 - *Correction -Dr. Edwards-Bennett mentions "Steven" - meant Sara's Dad09:05 - New Segment Stories of Sara as a child09:12 - Dad reflects on "Grandma's little sweetheart" story09:54 - *Correction - Dr. Edwards-Bennett mentions "coffee" but meant "cookie"10:40 - 11:04 Dr. Edwards-Bennett poses question to Melissa re: the reflection of the transition of first meeting her then intended stepmother11:06 - Melissa (Sara's Stepdaughter/ Steven's Daughter) is responding to Dr. EB's reflection inquiry12:55- Jessica (Sara's Stepdaughter/ Steven's Daughter) is responding to Dr. EB's reflection inquiry13:46- Dr. EB asks Tim (Sara's Brother) for a memory of Sara14:41: Sara's Dad reflects on a memory of Sara during a family vacation15:05: Dr. Edwards-Bennett Summarizes the beautiful gifts within Sara's armamentarium15:54- Tim (Sara's Brother) reflects on Sara's early life having moved a lot during their youth & facing adversity by peers & her empathy & sympathy to understanding underestimated individuals17:04 - Dr. EB Dr. EB discusses how turning isolation into proactive compassion to others17:43 - Tim (Sara's Brother) gives a story to support Sara's kindness19:44 - Kill them with kindness for want of a better expression.19:57- Tim (Sara's Brother) continues discussing Sara's positivity20:09- Dr. EB asks Tim to clarify the maltreatment Sara was subjected to20:14- Tim (Sara's brother) responds to Dr. EB's inquiry20:55- Dr. EB discusses Sara's exemplary behavior21:14 - Dr. EB engages Rachel (Sara's Twin Sister)21:37- Rachel reminisces about Sara22:32- Dr. EB asks a follow-up question to Rachel22:47- Rachel (Sara's Twin Sister) responds23:16- Dr. EB addresses Steven (Sara's Husband) about how he (they) felt the first time they learned of Sara's diagnosis24:19- Melissa (Sara's Stepdaughter/ Steven's Daughter) responds first as she had to leave early26:08 - Dr. EB reflects on Sara's transition to comfort the family. Then asks the family how they cope, what helps them cope. What's been helpful coping techniques during this time of grieving.28:17- Melissa (Sara's...

This week, I'm joined by Tim Sara, a licensed senior strata manager at Strata Choice in Sydney. Tim is well known for his clever 'hacks' to ensure he gets the most out of every working day, and he's sharing them with us in this episode. We cover: - why you need to 'set and forget'... The post 168. Why good strata managers educate owners – with Tim Sara appeared first on Your Strata Property.

This week, I'm joined by Tim Sara, a licensed senior strata manager at Strata Choice in Sydney. Tim is well known for his clever 'hacks' to ensure he gets the most out of every working day, and he's sharing them with us in this episode. We cover: - why you need to 'set and forget'... The post 168. Why good strata managers educate owners – with Tim Sara appeared first on Your Strata Property.

JimmyT talks to Tim Sara, a senior  manager at one of Australia's biggest strata management companies - and reveals both the light and dark side of a challenging career.  

When Flat Chat started about 15 years ago, strata managers were (we thought) public enemy number one.  And it’s more than likely the feeling was mutual. We won’t go into a rehearsal of why that was, suffice it to say that things have changed … a lot. The industry has become more professional, standards have been raised and the quality of service – and mutual respect between strata managers and you, their clients – has gone up by leaps and bounds. OK, there are still some rogues out there and Fair Trading is pathetically weak when it comes to the tiny minority that gives the rest of the industry the lingering taint of a bad name. To date, I don’t think there has ever been a single strata manager who has been “struck off” for being really crap at their job. But this week, let’s not dwell on the negative when there are so many positives. In the podcast, I have long chat with Tim Sara – one of the senior strata managers with Strata Choice. Tim talks about the major challenges facing owners corporations, the successes he’s enjoyed and the disappointments he’s endured. He discusses why he thinks all committee members should be given a checklist of things they really should know and why office-bearers should be required to take some compulsory training if they want to stay in place after a couple of years. He talks about the difference between managing a large block where most people have never lived in strata before, compared to a small but dysfunctional one, where everybody has entrenched views (which would you choose?). He explains why he thinks strata committee members should be paid for their work (but only if they’ve had some sort of training) and what owners should do as soon as they move into their new block. He has some scathing opinions about NCAT and the “luck of the draw” when you take a complaint there. And, he gives a completely different impression of what the new breed of strata managers are like, especially compared to the “bad old days”. Have a listen.  It's very enlightening and a lot of fun. If you want to subscribe to the Flat Chat Wrap and get new episodes as soon as they are posted (it's completely free!), click on this link for iPHONE and IPAD and this one for Castbox (our favourite Podcatcher).  And please leave us a rating ... especially if you like the podcasts. https://episodes.castos.com/flatchatpod/Flat-Chat-Wrap-24-Strata-Manager-tells-all.mp3

You can find shownotes for this episode at https://transformingmission.org/027 What do you love to do? That's the question that gets to the heart of our gifts and talents.  In this episode, Tim & Sara have a conversation about using our gifts and talents in the church and our communities. We explore a few experiences that point to gifts and talents as well as explore five clues to talents. Sometimes we call your talents your superpowers. Download a guide to exploring the five clues to your talents here. Get the guide now.