Real Estate Careers and Training Podcast with the Lally Team

Joining Team Lally in this episode is Jared Larsen of Breakaway Consulting and YDP4LIFE.  Jared talks about moving his family from Idaho to Hawaii.  He tells us the story of how he started YDP4LIFE as a result of a bike wreck that I was involved in a number of years ago. He goes on to talk about his insights on exploring your potential, achieving your goals, and becoming the individual you desire to become. Jared also tells us about some of the activities on the north shore.  Jared give us his top 3 things for helping people be accountable in achieving their goals. Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings. Who is Jared Larsen? Jared Larsen is a Keynote Speaker, Motivational Speaker, Trainer and Coach. He is the Founder and CEO of Breakaway Consulting and YDP4LIFE. Jared is originally from Boise, Idaho where he attended school at the College of Idaho and double majored in Business and Intl. studies, with minors in leadership, history and Spanish.  Later on he and his family relocated to Oahu. It is his mission to make a difference in the world and leave a legacy that would be remembered for good works, a servants heart and a love for people.  I believe in a few keys principles that ultimately provide unique promises.  1. Meet people where they are. 2. Teach, Learn and grow alongside them. 3. Invite them to step in to their greatness.   To reach Jared you may contact him in the following ways:  Phone: 208-284-1731 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ydp4life.com & www.breakaway.consulting

In life, it’s important to seek fulfillment. We like to seek fulfillment by supporting great organizations like Pearlside Boxing, which is much more than just a gym. Want to sell your Hawaii Area Home? Get a home value reportWant to buy a Hawaii area home? Search all homes for sale Today, we want to talk to you about Pearlside Boxing and Fitness. In life, we’re always seeking happiness. According to motivational speaker Tony Robbins, “To attain happiness, we must have fulfillment in our lives.” One of the ways we at Team Lally seek fulfillment is by giving back to our community. We support Pearlside because it’s a great place to get fit and they provide scholarships to at-risk adults and children. So if you are tired of the typical workout and want something different, Coach Eiichi and Aunty Robyn have created an environment that’s more than just a gym. You’ll feel like you’re part of a family with love and discipline. Pearlside Boxing provides scholarships to at-risk adults and children. Come get healthy and support a gym that supports our community. Check out this article to learn about five benefits of a boxing workout. Studies have proven that physical fitness has huge benefits. If you'd like to help celebrate Pearlside's 20th anniversary on October 14th, you can contact Coach Eiichi at 808-256-2885 or email him at [email protected]. See the flyer below for more details. As always, if you have any real estate questions, just give us a call or send us an email. In the meantime, we hope to see you in the ring!

Want your home to sell faster? Today we’ve got three tips that can help you make this happen. Want to sell your Hawaii Area Home? Get a home value reportWant to buy a Hawaii area home? Search all homes for saleStaging Tips to Engage the Senses and More  Today we want to go over three things you can do to get your home ready for sale, which are: declutter, depersonalize, and “de-clean.” Let’s start with decluttering. As a rule of thumb, the best way to declutter your home is by removing one third of the content from every room. In the kitchen, clear off counter spaces and remove magnets and other items from the front of the refrigerator. Next, it’s time to depersonalize. Doing this will allow potential buyers to imagine themselves in your home. Belongings that are near and dear to your heart, like a bobblehead collection for example, may not be so appealing to buyers with different interests from your own. Here are a few tips on how to make your home feel like a clean slate for potential buyers: Make all beds every day. Keep all toilet seats down.Make sure towels are hung properly.Make sure all crumbs are cleaned from counter tops after meals.Don't leave dirty clothes on the floor and put all your belongings away. It could be difficult for some buyers to see past niche items or highly personal design choices. Repainting your home with neutral colors is another great way to make your property look more like a clean slate for buyers. Following these three tips will engage your buyers’ senses. Lastly, remember to “de-clean.” We recommend making use of professional cleaners. Here's a list of cleaning recommendations: Carpets professionally cleaned the first week it is on the market.Home professionally cleaned every two weeks on Fridays.Hire yard crew for cleanup.Hire professional window cleaners to clean all windows.Hire someone to cut and bag grass each week, as well as pull weeds and trim.Empower children to get involved in keeping the house clean. Get them excited about their new room, or the new yard. Perhaps let them buy items for their new room now, and decorate their room to be what they want in their new room.Children are like adults. When it is new and they like it, they are more likely to take care of it. Buy a new basketball hoop and tell them that it will go up at the new home.Following these three tips will engage your buyers’ senses and make for a much more attractive home. This will make your home sell much faster. You can also check out our more comprehensive list of staging tips here. If you have any other questions or would like more information, feel free to give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Our featured guest in this episode of the Team Lally Radio show is Jim Murphy, the Executive Director of Honolulu Habitat for Humanity.  Jim talks about making the move from Chicago to Hawaii with his wife and his background in healthcare. He goes on to tell the story of making the move from Corporate America to a non-profit organization like Honolulu Habitat for Humanity. We discuss the their mission to build homes for families in need on the island and some of their ongoing projects.  We also talk about the importance of home-ownership, how people can join the programs and how volunteers can help in building the homes.  Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings.   Who is Jim Murphy?  Jim Murphy is a Senior level strategic and organizational professional, with extensive leadership experience in strategic business development, real estate, finance and operations. He is originally from Chicago and earned his MBA for Non-Profit, Public and Organizational Management from North Park University. He is currently the Executive Director of Honolulu Habitat for Humanity.   To reach Jim you may contact him in the following ways:  Phone: (808) 538-7070 / (808) 538-7373 Email: [email protected] OR [email protected]; Website: http://www.honoluluhabitat.org/staff-board/

This week on the Team Lally Radio show, our special guest is Jenny Van Gieson of da Cove Health Bar & Cafe. Jenny tells us about being born and raised on Oahu, and going to school with Bruno Mars! Jenny tells us about her path of travel here, and how she got involved with Da Cove health Barm how they started, grew and the challenges they faced. She also tells us about the surfer life in Waikiki.  Jenny also tells us where to go for their delicious health food and drinks. and lets us know how to nourish your body with good vibes, good food and local live music. Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings. Who is Jenny Van Gieson? Jenny Van Gieson manages and owns da Cove Health Bar & Cafe with her aunt. Located near the entrance to Diamond Head State Park on Monsarrat Ave, da Cove Health Bar & Café specializes in acai and pitaya bowls, fresh fruit smoothies, healthy green salads, fruit and vegetable juices. There’s also an array of delicious breakfast items, sandwiches, wraps and plates. To reach Jenny Van Gieson you may contact her in the following ways: Phone: 808-670-2570 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dacove.com

Joining Team Lally in this episode is RB Kelly of Body Language Boss.  RB tells the story of being born and raised in Utah, how she met her husband and what brought them to Hawaii.  She goes on to tell us the importance of our body language and how to read and understand these cues. She talks about the process involved in patterns to look for when reading someone's body language.  We also discuss some of Body Language Boss's programs, where RB talks about how you can use these skills to build genuine rapport with people, using science-based principles will help you earn the respect, recognition, and business. Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings.   Who is RB Kelly? RB Kelly is a Corporate trainer, Keynote Speaker & Personal Coach from Body Language Boss. At Body Language Boss, they believe that changing your body language using science-based principles will help you earn the respect, recognition, and business that you deserve and give you the competitive advantage you need in Hawaii to thrive and take care of your ohana.   To reach RB you may contact her in the following ways: Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.bodylanguageboss.com/

This week on the Team Lally Radio show, our special guest is Eric Day, the owner of Honolulu Cryotherapy. Eric tells us about growing up in Boston Massachusetts and ending up in Hawaii. He explains what cryotherapy is, the process behind it and it's many applications. Eric goes into the benefits of cryotherapy as it relates to exercise and sports. Eric also talks about who should and shouldn't use Cryotherapy, as well as some of the most common questions asked about this  technology. Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings. Who is Eric Day? Eric Day is the owner of Honolulu Cryotherapy. Honolulu Cryotherapy presents the Ultra Recovery Lab offering the best in sports recovery and pain management. They have a range of services available for everyone's recovery needs, from high level athletes to weekend warriors. Eric day is also a Home Loan Specialist from Kama'aina Mortgage Group To reach Eric you may contact him in the following ways: Phone: (808) 561-4734 Email: [email protected] Website: http://honolulucryotherapy.com/

Our featured guest in this episode of the Team Lally Radio show is Gladys Quinto Marrone, the CEO of BIA-Hawaii.  Gladys talks about being born and raised in Hawaii and growing up in Kalihi. Gladys tells us the story of how her career started and being a part of the home building and construction industry after getting a degree in law.  She discusses what BIA Hawaii is doing to educate the community about home building and construction.  Gladys talks about the advantages of joining the BIA Hawaii network as an associate group. Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings.   Who is Gladys Quinto Marrone? Gladys Quinto Marrone is the CEO of BIA-Hawaii.  She was born and raised in Hawaii and grew up in Kalihi. She earned her JD Law Degree from the University of Hawai'i at Manoa in 1999.  The Building Industry Association of Hawaii is The Voice of the home building and construction industry in Hawaii. BIA-Hawaii is a not-for-profit trade association, which was chartered in 1955 and affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders. To reach Gladys you may contact her in the following ways: Phone:  808.847.4666 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.biahawaii.org/

Joining Team Lally in this episode is Amy Bender from the Blood Bank of Hawaii. Amy talks about being born and raised in Hawaii.  She tells us about her family business, Kai Spirits. Amy goes on to tell us the story of how she started working for Blood Bank of Hawaii.  We talk about the importance of continuous support from blood donors and also what happens with the blood products that are donated by people.  She describes the process a donor goes through when donating blood. Also we talk about some of the myths relating to donating blood Amy tells our listeners the locations of centers where they can donate blood and when the best time is to do so. Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings.   Who is Amy Bender? Amy Bender is currently the Sales Director at Kai Vodka LLC and the Donor Recruitment Account Manager for Blood Bank of Hawaii. She is an Experienced Specialist with a demonstrated history of working in the wine and spirits industry.  She is highly skilled in Negotiation, Food & Beverage, Budgeting, Business Planning, and Sales. The Blood Bank of Hawaii is a non-profit organization that provides lifesaving blood products to 11 civilian hospitals on Oahu and eight civilian hospitals on the neighbor islands.    To reach Amt you may contact her in the following ways: Phone: 808-848-4770 OR (808) 845-9966 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.bbh.org/

Getting enough quality sleep is important to the body and mind. Today we’ve got a few tips on how to get better rest. Want to sell your Hawaii Area Home? Get a home value report Want to buy a Hawaii area home? Search all homes for sale “Sleep Smarter” by Shawn Stevenson is a book we here at Team Lally have found some good advice in recently. If you want a great body and a great life: get some sleep. This book has 21 strategies to get the best sleep ever. Today, we’re going to cover just a few of them. First, don’t get "Twinkie sleep." It’s common knowledge that there’s a big difference in nutritional value between Twinkies and broccoli. Just like when it comes to nutrition, the quality of your sleep is as important as the quantity. In his book, Stevenson not only provides helpful tips like this one but also cites scientific studies to support them. The quality of your sleep is as important as the quantity. Some other tips include no screen-time within an hour before bedtime and no caffeine six to eight hours before. Also, the ideal time for REM sleep is between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. and the ideal room temperature for sleep is between 62 and 68 degrees. If you don’t have the time to read the full book, we’ve got the link to the podcast containing the rest of the tips. You can check out this article as well! If you have any other questions or want more information feel free to give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you soon.