Kimberly D. Scott also known as #That Kimberly

Kimberly D. Scott also known as #That Kimberly

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  • Industry Celebrities: Heather Parady, show host, & producer of #LinkedInLeaders & Unconventional Leaders Podcast

    In this episode of Industry Celebrities, Kimberly D. Scott, Podcast Practitioner, interviews Heather Parady, show host, and producer of #LinkedInLeaders and Unconventional Leaders Podcast. 

    Have you ever noticed that you’ve always just done things a little bit differently? Have you been thinking about having the freedom that you want and not be bound by lock-in schedules and deadlines? Most of us are sticking to our 9 to 5 jobs because it’s something that we believe is the most stable way to earn. And some like Heather, who has a courageous soul, stepped away from the corporate world to follow what she’s passionate about. She became obsessed with the idea that you can create something from nothing and also being able to build something as big as you want. 

    Some may think that it’s odd for someone to leave their office jobs and start a business on the internet. But as our technology is evolving, so many types of business popped up in the past few years. With the internet as one of the main reasons why it’s relatively easy to come up with something new and not worry about how it would reach the target audience you need, so many people are moving from the traditional way of making a living. 

    Listen to the rest of the podcast for Heather talked about what she loved about podcasting, how it changed her life, and what advice would she give to her younger self. 

    Learn more and connect with Heather:

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/heatherparady/

    FB: https://www.facebook.com/pg/UnconventionalLeaders/posts/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heatherparady

    Website:https://www.heatherparady.com/ 


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    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ

    15 min
  • Industry Celebrities: Kim Croft talks about why her career path changed from academia to health and wellness

    On this episode of Industry Celebrities, Kimberly interviews Kim Croft, the Executive Regional Vice President, and Independent Consultant at Arbonne International. 

    Kim grew up in Miami and lived in New York City on her first career as an Administrative Coordinator at Columbia University. She always had an interest in international relations and was always looking for where she could make an impact to change the world. She loved and enjoyed what she was doing, but it came to a point where she hated her life. She found that she did not like what life looked like when she was doing the things that she wanted. She loved the topics and the content but what she actually wanted was to travel, be location-independent, have all the free time and make a lot more money. 

    Now Kim is currently a consultant for a network marketing company, promoting health and wellness, along with the mission to not just create healthy strategies for individuals but also help people develop their business in the wellness industry. With this, she found a whole new meaning to her life, and she loves it. Looking back, she is thankful for the hard times because she understands that everything that happened to her led her to where she really wanted to be. 

    Listen to the rest of the podcast for Kim’s story will make you pause and think about what you are currently doing. Are you happy and fulfilled with the job that you have? We will be spending 75% of our time working, and we might as well spend it with what resonates most to our passion and goals in life.  Learn more about Kim: 

    https://www.arbonne.com/pws/kimcroft/tabs/about-me.aspx

    FB: https://www.facebook.com/kim.croft.7

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-croft-17004422

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    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ

    26 min
  • Caregivers Stories: Tara Reed former caregiver, author of What To Do Between the Tears, shares her story

    On this episode of Caregivers Stories, Kimberly interviews Tara Reed, former caregiver, artist, author of What To Do Between the Tears and the founder of Pivot to Happiness. As an artist by profession, Tara has been making beautiful art for over 15 years and is currently represented by Roaring Brook Licensing. She entered the world of caregiving when her father was diagnosed way back in 2012. Since her parents lived 4 miles away from her, she would usually visit them two to three times a year. Everything changed when they knew about the diagnosis.


    Her father was a professor, a brilliant man with a brilliant mind. Before they had him checked, the early signs were not entirely apparent for he was good at handling himself. They all thought that the signs were just because of old age, but her mom (as the person who was living under the same roof as ) him knew something was wrong. As things were getting worse, they finally decided to have him checked by a neurologist, that was when they got the confirmation that he indeed has dementia. Accepting the news was a lot harder for her dad than to them, but since their dad needed all the support to lift his spirits, they made sure to do provide him all that he needed.

    It was a tough journey for her and her family, and as a way for her deal with what she was going through she started writing her book. As she went on pouring her heart out, she was able to document all the great things that are worth sharing to everybody who needed it. And the was the birth of “What To Do Between the Tears.”

    As a child to a parent who was diagnosed with Dementia, she highlighted how important it is to organize the legal documents, like getting the power of attorney, making sure that the financial and medical matters are all sorted out because it would be difficult and costly if it will not be done right away. She also stated that communication is vital with all the people involved because it can tear a family apart really quickly especially if nobody talked about it until there’s an emergency. Once everything is planned it is also best to know the strengths and weaknesses of those who will be in direct contact with the loved one who is diagnosed for it should be a round-robin and everybody should look out for each other’s mental health because no one is that strong to handle everything all at once.

    Listen to the rest of the interview for Kimberly and Tara shared a lot of vital information that people should know when a loved one is diagnosed with Dementia.

    If you want to know more about Tara’s website and if you want to connect with her, visit https://pivottohappy.com/, you can also buy her book at Amazon and Kindle.

    Connect with Tara on
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/artisttarareed

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/artisttarareed/

    FB: https://www.facebook.com/TaraReedDesigns/

    Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/


    Connect with Kimberly on
    FB: https://www.facebook.com/thatkimberlyscott
    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thatkimberly
    IG: https://www.instagram.com/thatkimscott
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly  
    Youtube: https://youtu.be/aaoFgfcE3js

    31 min
  • Industry Celebrities: Jennifer Vaughan Herold shares how she went from Marketing to Professional Coaching

    On this episode of Industry Celebrities podcast, Kimberly Scott interviews Jennifer Vaughan Herold, a certified coach and the founder and CEO of Vaughan Herold LLC.


    Before Jennifer founded her company, she started her professional career in marketing. After 15 years in the corporate environment, she took a leap to follow her calling as a coach. This all started when Jennifer reached her peak and wasn't enjoying what she was doing anymore. Someone in her circle said that she should go to a coaching class, just to see if it was a fit. It was a weekend course, discussing the fundamentals and overview to start to learn about the broader program. At the end of the first day, she couldn't look the instructors in the eyes. She was just so overwhelmed because at that moment she felt for the first time that it was what she was made to do. She loves the feeling of being able to help somebody become better at what they do and go through things that are not always easy to work through. Now she has been in the industry for 5 years, and her advice to those who want to start a career as a coach is to work on one's self first.  She wants to encourage anybody interested in it to find what work you need to do on yourself. Like knowing what your triggers are: what motivates you, what really gets you up in the morning, what do you have to offer and who do you need to look to and lean on that can be a teacher in your life.  Listen to the rest of the interview for Kimberly and Jennifer talked a whole lot of incredible life lessons that you will remember for the rest of your life.

    Learn more about Jennifer: https://www.vaughanherold.com/

    Connect:
    IG: https://www.instagram.com/jvherold/
    FB: https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.herold.338
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-herold

    Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/

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    Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly
    Youtube: https://youtu.be/xm6MCZBsBJo

    18 min
  • Industry Celebrities: Joanie Stallo gives relocation & apartment locating industry advice

    On this episode of Industry Celebrities, Kimberly Scott interviews Joanie Stallo, a licensed realtor and apartment locator based in DFW area. (Texas)


    Ever heard of stories about someone who accidentally stumbled on the path they’re currently taking and become successful in it? Well, Joanie has a different story. Ever since she was in high school, she knew what she wanted, and that was to walk on the path of the multifamily industry. It all started when she had a friend who was working for Lincoln Property. She was amazed by how her friend described the work that she had. She worshipped the ground that she walked on and aspired to have a job like hers in the future. She got so obsessed with the idea of being a part of the industry that when a brand new apartment community popped up in their neighborhood, she couldn’t help but stalk them for months until she was finally able to grab the work that she had been dreaming to have. And the funny part was she was only 17 at that time.

    Joanie also shared what she loved the most about her job, and that is being able to ease the transition of moving and helping people find the best location that they will be able to call their home. And for those who want to be a part of the real estate industry, her main advice is to always put value and importance with educating one’s self about the industry and how to build relationships with clients who they will be working with.

    Listen to the rest of the interview for this time, both Joanie and Kimberly shared what their advice would be for their younger self. These two ladies will not fail to give you one of the most important reminders that you need to hear today.

    FB: https://m.facebook.com/Jstallo/
    IG: https://www.instagram.com/jstallo/
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joanie-stallo-2b876941
    YT: https://youtu.be/xr8wS2yPfu8

    Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/


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    Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly   
    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ

    20 min
  • Caregivers Stories: Loretta Veney, trainer, motivational speaker and author of Being My Mom's Mom

    #caregiversstories #thatkimberly

    On this episode of Caregivers Stories, Kimberly interviews Loretta Veney, trainer, motivational speaker and author of Being My Mom's Mom. 

    Does the idea of your mother not being able to care of herself as she grows old worries you? We all have that fear, and at the back of our minds, we’d always hope for our parents to remain healthy for the rest of their lives. But that’s not always the case, because with aging comes frailty. 

    In this interview, you will have a glimpse of Loretta’s caregiving journey.  Her mother was 77 years old when she was diagnosed with dementia. Just like anyone who had this disease, it all started with the little things like missing on activities and forgetting the usual routines. She shared that her mother would never miss her Tai Chi class for anything, but there was this time when she did. Loretta shared that at first it seemed odd and it could’ve been one of the most significant signs, but they just let it slip. When things started pilling up, that’s when they decided to have her checked with her general practitioner, and that’s when they found out that she had early-onset dementia. 

    For the last four years, Loretta has been speaking about dementia and caregiving all throughout the United States in hopes of sharing her journey and the lessons she learned so others could be more prepared for this diagnosis. 

    Listen to the rest of the interview, for these two ladies will surely give you vital information that could help you and anybody become more knowledgeable about this cognitive disease.  

    Learn more about  Loretta: https://lorettaveney.com/

    Connect: 

    FB: https://www.facebook.com/lwveney

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/loretta-veney-b03a124/ 

    YT: https://youtu.be/gyeIA5yrN94

    Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/


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    Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly 

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ

    27 min
  • Industry Celebrities Episode: Kristin Sizemore, Cancer Survivor and Vice President at Bohannon Development Corporation

    #industrycelebrities #multifamily

    On this episode of Industry Celebrities, Kimberly D. Scott, Podcast Practitioner, interviews Kristin Sizemore, Vice President at Bohannon Development Corporation.

    Kristin has been in the multifamily industry for 32 years. She started with leasing apartments and after nine months of working part-time, she became a full-time manager. She shared that one of the main reason why she remained in the industry is that she loves connecting with people and have always appreciated the beauty of the business since she has an opportunity to make a difference in where someone will be moving and how people process that big change in their life. Kristin is a firm believer that if you enjoy people and working with people and also love the idea of you making a difference with people then the multifamily probably is a good business for you.

    She also shared her piece of advice to her younger self and that is to learn how to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. Because as things come about with your business, the things you haven't experienced before will create a little bit of fear, but that's part of the learning and decision-making process. It also best to remind yourself that you're not always going to get it right, but you'll know better the next time.  

    Listen to the rest of the podcast for Kristin also shared her breast cancer journey. How she turned "her mess" into a learning opportunity not just for herself but for everybody who is fighting and even those families with a loved one who is diagnosed with breast cancer. She hopes to spread awareness for everyone in the community to know more about the things that they can do and how much support they can get from the organization in their local area. El Paso Apartment Association and EPPA  is partnering up with Stand with Estela Fund and would want to invite everybody to wear pink on Wednesdays this coming October, to show support to everybody going through breast cancer.

    Learn more about Kristin:

    Connect: https://www.bohannondevelopment.com/aboutus/
    Stand with Estela: https://payments.epcf.org/estela

    El Paso Apartment Association: http://www.epaa.org/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristin-sizemore-80b21511
    YouTube Ep: https://youtu.be/nQ5WcBlhYzs
    Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/

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    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thatkimberly
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    Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly
    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ

    18 min
  • Caregivers Stories: Marianne Sciucco, RN, Author and co-founder AlzAuthors shares her caregiving journey

    #caregiversstories #alzauthors 

    Caregivers Stories episode Kimberly D. Scott interviews Marianne Sciucco a registered nurse, author and co-founder of Alzauthors. 

    As a child, Marianne dreamed of becoming a writer when she grew up. She studied English and creative writing and got a job as a journalist after she graduated. But then she realized that it was not working for her. So she then decided to take up nursing for she wanted a career where she will be able to help people. Her very first job was in a long-term care facility, then as her career bloomed, she became a case manager and it was during one of her shift at work in that job where she met the couple that becomes the characters on her first novel, “Blue Hydrangeas, an Alzheimer's Love Story”. With her novel in place, it eventually morphed into her current project which is Alzauthors, a global community of writers who are writing about all dementia from their personal experience. 

    After Marianne’s novel was published, she found herself living her own story for her stepfather got diagnosed with dementia. She was the one responsible for him, for he signed her to be his health care proxy and power of attorney. With the trust that was given to her, she took care of his legal, medical and financial needs and at the same time dealt with her mother’s health problems and decline. 

    With her juggling her career, family and becoming a caregiver, she shared that once the doctor confirms the dementia diagnosis, the next step that needs to be done is to visit the attorney's office and start the paperwork. The legal matter needs to be taken care of right away because once the person is deemed no longer competent then they can't sign any documents. Making it hard to process things on behalf of your loved one. 

    Listen to the rest of the interview for Marianne highlighted the steps on what you need to do, how you can get the information that you need and the importance of knowing how to handle not just your loved one's needs but also your needs as a caregiver. There are so many pain points that Kimberly and Marianne discussed in this interview that you shouldn’t miss. Spare a little of your time for it's guaranteed that you will forever carry the lessons they'll impart. 

    Learn more about Marianne: https://mariannesciucco.com/

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarianneSciucco

    Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/marianne.sciucco.1/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianne-sciucco

    Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/

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    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thatkimberly

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/thatkimscott

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly 

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ

    31 min
  • Caregivers Stories: Peggy Bushy, Author of Lewy, Mom & Me shares how she went from daughter to caregiver to her mother

    #caregiversstories #lewybodydementia

    According to the Lewy Body Dementia Association, Lewy body dementia affects more than 1 million individuals in the United States. A lot of new cases are identified over a specific period, but it is widely accepted to be highly underdiagnosed and is the most frequently misdiagnosed form of dementia. On this episode of Caregiver Stories, Kimberly D. Scott, interviews Peggy Bushy author of Lewy, Mom and Me. 

    Peggy shared her share of struggle when her mom was affected with one. Her mother was around 50 years old when she started hallucinating. She would tell wild stories that became so vivid, she would say there were men in her bed. Peggy did not know what was going on. At first, she thought she had elderly schizophrenia but when her cousin told her to search Lewy body dementia, she knew that it matches with what her mother has.  So she made an appointment to have her checked. She tried to tell her mother’s primary care doctor about what she suspected, but she was just told that her mother was fine. After jumping from one appointment to another and not getting any help at all, Peggy decided to join a support group. This was where she met the person who recommended a neurologist who finally was able to diagnose her mother correctly. This took her about six months after to get her properly diagnosed and put her mother on medication. 

    Listen to the whole interview for Peggy and Kimberly discussed a handful of information that will help you and anybody close to you to know more about Lewy body dementia. Don’t forget to share this information with your social media accounts to raise awareness. A small click of the share button can go a long away.  Learn more about Peggy: https://peggybushy.com/

    Connect with Peggy on

    FB: https://www.facebook.com/lewybodyawareness/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peggy-bushy-58666136

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/peggybushy?lang=en

    Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/

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    Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly 

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ

    23 min

About Kimberly D. Scott also known as #That Kimberly

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I'm on a mission to help start-up businesses new to multifamily and educate new and future family caregivers along their journey. I'm here to help family caregivers and business owners, with the option to skip the years of trial and error when jumping into multifamily and or caregiving. I am here to share my business and marketing knowledge on everything from startup life to caregiving.