June 23, 2009
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There are so many people who want to use statistics and individual stories to help us understand the housing market today. I have a problem with that because that information is coming from people who do not work in the industry and don’t have a stake in the market.
Today we brought in two experts in the field of Real Estate specializing in the Puget Sound area to talk about what is actually happening on your street. On our roundtable today we welcome Dennis Pearce and Jesse Moore of Pickett Street Properties.
The discussion centers around what kinds of purchases people can expect to make today. Jesse and Dennis help us to understand the different ways that people are buying homes and a different strategy for sellers in this market.
The part of the interview I found most interesting is their perspective on the type of market we will see over the next year or two. This is a unique perspective and I believe they are right.
Pickett Street Properties www.PickettStreet.com is the brainchild of Dennis and Jesse. They started it to redefine the Real Estate Business with a new view of how business should be done. It is ideas like these that we have seen revolutionize other industries and with the turmoil in the housing market of late, I think they are on to something. We only got to meet two of the four members of Pickett Street Properties on today’s show. The other two members are Lisa Bender and Andy O’Shea. Look for them on future shows.
I hope you will give this roundtable a listen. Here is the contact information for the partners at Pickett Street Properties.
Jesse Moore Jesse@PickettStreet.com 425-876-0766
Dennis Pearce Dennis@PickettStreet.com 206-931-9945
Andy O’Shea AndyO@PickettStreet.com 425-422-3642
Lisa Bender Lisa@PickettStreet.com 425-770-4438
Pickett Street Blog - CLICK HERE
June 23, 2009
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On a recent trip to Arizona, I stumbled onto a book in a spa of all places. It had a picture of Benjamin Franklin on it and since I had just completed a book about him, I thought I would check this one out. In the couple of days we spent sitting by the pool, my wife and I both read, The Ten Laws of Wealth and Prosperity by Ron Willingham. We both loved the book, the message and the writing style. I was so impressed that I called Ron and arranged to have him on the show.
Today I get to bring to you some great information and the opportunity to hear a man who has dedicated his life to teaching. The Ten Laws of Wealth and Prosperity is a book I feel everyone should read. I know you will get value from it’s contents and it will help you to create some new habits around your money.
Ron is a delightful man and I know you will enjoy this interview.
For more information on Ron go to www.LifeScriptLearning.com
For more information on the book, go to www.TheTenLawsofWealth.com
and for more information about his new financial web based learning tool visit www.Money2Spare.com
Ron’s office number is 602-956-0030
June 16, 2009
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In this rapid changing society we live in, we are all trying to figure out what to do next and how to keep up. This feeling is compounded by small businesses. Small business owners have to think ahead of the curve. We are also responsible for the income of our employees. With the additional burden of government regulations, smaller profit margins and lack of a clear direction in the economy. How are small business owners doing it?
We have two people with us today who haved owned small businesses for many years. They are successful men who open up and explain to us the challenges they face, what they look for in new employees and what government could be doing to help out.
Our participants this week are:
Mike Palmer Owner of Business Leasing Northwest in Seattle. Mike can be reached at (206) 525-3475 ext 3307 or at www.BLNW.com
Jim Thompson Owner of the Thompson Financial Group (206) 525-3475 or at Jim@Thompson-Financial.net
June 16, 2009
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Our Guest for the first hour this week is Tim Grizzle, America’s Common Sense Financial Advisor and author of Creating Wealth in a Turbulent Economy. A How-To Guide for Capturing Once in a Lifetime Deals.
Tim is a slow talkin’ Georgian, but don’t let that fool you. He is a wealth of knowledge and offers some genuine insights into the way to simplify and enhance your business and your personal financial situation. You will like listening to him. For more information on Tim, his book and what he does for his clients, you can contact him at www.timgcpa.com or for information on his book, CLICK HERE
June 9, 2009
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The theme for this hours roundtable discussion is Women, Spirituality and Entrepreneurship. We discuss the paths that these three women followed to get to the place of success they currently enjoy. What were the lessons they learned along the way? A crucial element was the determination of each to avoid “business as usual” by emphasizing the spiritual significance of every individual that crosses their path. They all agreed that the value of their professional life is intimately tied to the value of their spiritual practices.
Our particiapants for this show are:
Christine Upchurch, a practitioner and teacher of Reconnective Healing. Her website: www.CUHealing.com
Lauren Archer, a leading Hypnotherapist and performance coach. Her website:
www.positivecentral.com
Krysta Gibson, publisher of Western Washington’s premier holistic and metaphysical periodical, New Spirit Journal. Website: www.newspiritjournal.com
June 2, 2009
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In the first hour of the show we had Dr. Tom Anderson talking about God and Money. In the second hour we are bringing the discussion a little closer to home. We have three local church leaders from different backgrounds here to talk about their views on God and Money.
Does God want you to be wealthy, prosperous and generous?
Find out how each of our guests feel about this important topic.
From The Cowboy Church in Lake Stevens we have Pastor Paul Jerome. www.BrandedByHim.com
From Seattle Unity Church we have Reverend Karen Linvig www.SeattleUnity.org
And from Bet Alef Meditative Synagogue we welcome Rabbi Ted Falcon www.RabbiTedFalcon.com or www.betalef.org
I have great respect for each of these people. Although their views on God may differ, they each carry a belief in the abundance God makes available to us. They each have a wonderful way of expressing it and makes me wonder if the people in their congregations know what a blessing they have to be led by these thoughtful people.
