The Home Staging Show

I’m so excited to have Bobbie back on the show. We talked shop quite a bit in the beginning. I usually cut those stuff out but I kept a little bit this time because I think there are a lot of nuggets of wisdom in there, which is usual when you have an interview with Bobbie. I think it’s beneficial for homeowners to hear some of these behind the scenes stuff and it’s especially helpful for those new home stagers in our audience. Bobbie is just a force in our industry. After 13 years and over 5,400 home stagings, Bobbie McGrath has become a sought after speaker and trainer. She is currently training Australian realtors on how best to present staging to their listing clients as a powerful and effective marketing tool. She created the North Carolina Board of Realtors approved, “Setting the Stage…” as a continuing education elective for Realtors Her communication style, choice of words and “tasting” of color makes her sessions memorable! She will soon release the details of her new coaching program designed especially for new home stagers and those looking to grow their business with a positive and empowering point of view. Just a few quick updates: We are in the process of selling everything in the warehouse. If you are in the bay area and would like to buy some furniture and home goods, please let me know. And as you know, our 6-Figure Floor Plan course is now pre-saleing! If you buy the course now, you will also get 3 one-on-one sessions with me, which is valued at $825. You also get $400 off the course, so that’s a total saving of $1,225 to you. That’s only available during the pre-sale. Once I sell out the limited spots, the price will go up. On today’s show, we discussed: Issues in home staging industry today Issues with training programs for home stagers today Current Raleigh real estate market How luxury market behaves differently than starter home market Bobbie’s trick of the trade for boosting your curb appeal without spending a lot of money How Bobbie’s help sellers to pull a plan for staging together How to work smarter in staging your home Just because a stager had showed up at your house to do a consultation, that doesn’t mean your house is staged. You still have to do the work. What it takes to get your house staged How important storage is in your home sale Our relationship with our stuff How our stuff becomes visual noise How to decide what stays and what goes when you’re staging the home Visual story telling for rooms What makes a dining room a dining room The biggest mistake sellers can make in the living room How you leave money on the table during the sale How a simple thing can kill your sale How to edit the room down Different levels during pre-packing Order of importance of the rooms How Bobbie comes up with the color palette of the home How light can change the colors How Bobbie creates continuity through the home, even when you have different architectural styles Ways to help to make the home feel updated without spending a lot of money How can sellers get their homes ready for sale What not to do What you can do if you absolutely have zero budget Why cheap stagers can be disastrous for your sale Professional home stagers vs. hobbyist stagers Why making the home look pretty is not home staging Common mistakes new home stagers make without even realizing it What stager’s responsibilities are when they get push backs from home sellers Why accessories-only staging is not an effective marketing strategy How consumers can tell who is a hobby stager and who is a professional home stager Beware of looking at home stagers’ portfolio Bobbie’s number 1 tip for homeowners who are getting ready for putting the home on the market If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! Every rating and review helps someone finds our show, helps us grow our show and get more awesome guests. So that’s it for today’s show. Happy staging!

On today’s show, I interview Helen Barlett who is this amazing, top producing stager whose work is absolutely beautiful. What’s really impressive is that she is a one-woman show! This woman is a total rockstar. She has been staging since 2011 and has won numerous awards in Vacant Home Stagings, Owner Occupied Stagings and Redesign work. She was recently named as one of the Top 200 Influencers in the Design Industry for 2017. Helen has an extensive amount of knowledge regarding what makes staging work and the benefits not only to sellers but buyers and real estate agents as well. She stages approximately 100-120 homes a year doing owner-occupied homes, vacant homes and consultations. Helen Bartlett recently co-authored a Home Staging Book called “Home Staging ~ The Power That Sells Real Estate. It is a guide for homeowners thinking about selling their homes, real estate agents and anyone thinking about a home staging career. It gives great information, advice, and tips on how to sell your home for top dollar in the shortest amount of time. I’ll put a link of that in the show notes if you are interested in ordering the book. In this episode, Helen not only talks about how home staging is a win-win for everyone involved, we also chat in depth about the state of home staging industry and common issues and mistakes we see new home stagers make. And as you know, our 6-Figure Floor Plan course is now pre-selling! If you buy the course now, you will also get 3 one-on-one sessions with me, which is valued at $825. You also get $400 off the course, so that’s a total saving of $1,225 to you. That’s only available during the pre-sale. Once I sell out the limited spots, the price will go up. Go to staged4more.com/6-figure-floor-plan for more info. On today’s show, we discussed: Issues we see in the home staging industry today The true cost of home staging or not stage your house before you go on the market Opportunity cost of not staging Home staging statistics Why buyers offer less on the home Buyers’ behaviors and preferences today What buyers are willing to pay for in today’s market How Helen got started in home staging What home staging really is How important sales and marketing is in real estate and home staging How to communicate with real estate agents Earning the trust and respect of our clients As a new home stager, what you must do before you get your first job Common misconceptions about the career of home staging The real estate market of Kansas City What differentiates Kansas City from other real estate markets How Helen creates a warm and welcoming home through staging What buyers have to feel when they tour the homes The ideal color palette for home staging Colors create reactions What deter sellers to hire professional stagers Misconceptions home sellers have that hurt their sale 9 out of 10 buyers can’t visualize a vacant home What is the difference between a well-decorated home vs. a well-staged home How to figure out the demographic of your potential buyers How to deal with unattractive elements in a home How home stagers benefit both buyers and sellers How you can lose buyers by creating the wrong feeling in the home Common staging mistakes that can turn buyers off What sellers can do to prepare their homes for sale if they have limited budget Buyers decide between the first 15 seconds they walk into the home Helen’s number 1 tip for homeowners who want to stage their homes for sale Important things to buyers How to have the difficult conversations with home owners How Helen plans the color palette for staging Helen’s design styles

WOOHOO! Seaon 6! Couple huge updates: We just launched a brand new website. Check it out at staged4more.com We are also selling everything in our staging warehouse. If you are in the San Francisco bay area and would like to buy some furniture and home goods, get in touch! We will also launch a new Cash in the Cushions business course for home stagers! Check it out on our website. On today’s show, I’m interviewing Nina Dorian, who is a home stager and professional organizer living in Toronto, Canada. She's a professionally trained marketer and spent the majority of her career in the corporate world. 2 years ago, she decided to start her own company as it was her time pour her energy and passion into something that she truly loved. While she soul-searched, it was apparent that she loved all things home, especially decorating and entertaining. She has always been particularly tidy and organized, so iStage & Organize was born and she never looked back. Since then, she had helped numerous families to successfully sell their homes above market expectations and much more quickly than the average industry standard. She has also worked with homeowners to declutter their homes and put together organizational systems to keep them organized. On today’s show, we discussed: How Nina got into real estate, staging, and professional organizing The first step in prepping homes for sale Real estate market in Toronto, Canada 2016 real estate market Vancouver real estate market Detached home and new development markets in Canada How foreign investors impact the real estate market What Nina does to help sellers to navigate the home preparation process How Nina approaches staging The importance of clearing and organizing your home before you go on the market The very first thing sellers should do when they start the home preparation process Key things to do for sellers when it comes to organizing and preparing their homes for sale What buyers always look for North American lifestyles Nina’s process for decluttering and organization Remaining objective during the home selling process How to deal with overwhelm and panic when it comes to preparing your home for sale What you should do as soon as you decide to put your home on the market How clutter impacts how your home is photographed What is decluttering? Some of the trickiest areas when it comes to organizing and preparing the home for sale How Nina works with homeowners who are living in the homes while they are selling Nina’s 7-day rule Capsule wardrobe How to focus yourself and combat overwhelm when you’re preparing your home for sale Remove at least ___% when you’re preparing your home for sale The key thing to do when you are living in a staged home while you’re selling What a show-ready home should look like Common mistakes homeowners make when they stage their own homes for sale What misconception home sellers have when they sell their homes Tools and strategies Nina uses to stage homes for sale Key areas to focus on if the homeowners are short on time to prepare the homes for sale Prime areas for buyers Nina’s advice on selling your home with pets and kids The benefit of a project manager How to hire contractors  Questions Nina asks when she hires contractors Current trends in homes The danger of trends when you pick finishes for the home What homeowners can do if they are thinking about selling their home Nina’s one tip for homeowners to organize their homes for sale If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! Every rating and review help someone finds our show, helps us grow our show and get more awesome guests. So that’s it for today’s show. Happy staging!

Hey guys, welcome back to the last episode of Season 4 and hello from Copenhagen. I caught a bug while I’ve been on a road trip in Scandinavia for the past couple weeks and now I’m finally feeling much back to my old self again. On today’s show, I’m interviewing Lisa Colalillo, who had been on the show before. For those of you who’re in the Canada listening, you may know her from the HGTV show Critical Listing. She’s also one of the top real estate agents in Toronto area. Today she’s back on the show to talk to us about selling your home during the holidays. Lisa also has some amazing numbers to share the differences between staging and not staging your house during the hot real estate market. Before we get started, there’re a few big changes that’s coming up for Staged4more. We have decided to let go of our studio space within the next 6 months, so we’ll be having a studio sale of all of our home staging inventory later this year. This means EcoJoe will be moving as well. We’re currently have a super sale for EcoJoe, you can go on the website www.ecojoekits.com for more details. We had some audio issues with this episode because Lisa’s schedule was pretty crazy. She called in from her parked car in between appointments for a listing she had. So the reception was the best that day and some parts of it may sound like we’re going through a Star Trek time warp. If you want to support the show and keep it going, you can do so by leaving a review and rating on iTunes, that will help other people to find our show. If you would like to donate a few bucks to help with the hosting of the show, there’s now a donation button on our website, you can do so in the side bar of the show notes on our website. If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3 Cash in the Cushions is NOW LIVE! Cash in the Cushions mini course is designed for someone who's thinking about entering the home staging industry, or home stagers who are new in the industry. It's a 90-page mini course and workbook that helps you to set up a solid foundation for starting a profitable home staging business. The Boot Camp will be launched in late November / beginning of December, where I take you through every aspect of running a home staging business and I'll share with you all my workflow, processes, systems and scripts dealing with most issues you'll encounter in the home staging business.

Hey guys, welcome back to season 4 episode 10! So on this week’s show, I have Michelle Finnamore on the show to talk about occupied home staging, which means that you’re living in your home while you sell your house. If you had listened to last week’s show with Karen Otto, you’ll probably realize that I had asked exactly the same questions for both guests, with the exception of the follow-up questions to their answers. The reason why I did this was because that both of them are in very different markets. Karen is in Texas, United States, and Michelle is in Toronto, Canada. You’ll see how geography impacts their methods and approaches. While a lot of things are similar, a lot of things are also very market specific. Michelle's staging and design work have been featured on HGTV, Fox TV and CBC Radio One. Identifying the ideal client was a key factor in creating a home staging company that has attracted sellers and agents and led to her moniker of being named the Go To Girl when you are looking to sell a property. Recently Michelle has been awarded RESA Top Ten Stager Canada in 2015 as well as CSP International Master Stager. If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3 Cash in the Cushions is NOW LIVE! Cash in the Cushions mini course is designed for someone who's thinking about entering the home staging industry, or home stagers who are new in the industry. It's a 90-page mini course and workbook that helps you to set up a solid foundation for starting a profitable home staging business. The Boot Camp will be launched in late November / beginning of December, where I take you through every aspect of running a home staging business and I'll share with you all my workflow, processes, systems and scripts dealing with most issues you'll encounter in the home staging business. On Today's Show, We Discussed: Current market in Toronto Upcoming trends for rest of 2016 and 2017 Some of the advantages to live in the home while you’re selling Some of the common challenges of occupied homes What Karen's process like when she approaches occupied homes What are some of the things the homeowners should be aware of when they’re living in the home while the house is on the market What Karen recommends these sellers do when they’re going to live in the home while they’re selling their house What are some of Karen's ideas to get the home ready for an open house quickly What are some of the things buyers get put off by when they tour homes that are occupied by sellers What can the sellers do to prevent that The actual staging day for Karen What does Karen do as a home stager when she's staging an occupied house What Karen wishes the homeowners know before she comes over to stage their homes If a homeowner wants to put their home on the market while they’re living in it, how early should they start the prepping process And what should they do to get started What does Karen find challenging when it comes to occupied homes Say a homeowner wants to stage the home themselves, what would Karen recommend them to do How can the homeowners keep up the staging while their houses are on the market How about if the sellers have kids or pets, here are some of the additional tips that Karen has for them What are some of Karen's favorite styling tips Karen’s favorite props Karen's one tip you’ll give to homeowners who’re going to live in the home while they’re selling If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3

Originally I had scheduled an interview last week for today’s show but the guest canceled last minute. Karen Otto and Michelle Finnamore, both had been on the show before, both powerhouse stagers had stepped in to help when I reached out to them to see if they have any guest suggestions. So you’ll be hearing from Karen Otto today and Michelle Finnamore next week about occupied or some call the redesign home staging. Both Karen are Michelle are given and asked exact same questions (except follow-up questions based on the answers they gave). Both of them are in very different markets, so it’ll be interesting for you to hear how these two top home stagers in their markets approach occupied home staging and how their process may be different from each other. So you’ll be hearing from Karen Otto today and Michelle Finnamore next week about occupied or some call the redesign home staging. Both Karen are Michelle are given and asked exact same questions. Both of them are in very different markets, so it’ll be interesting for you to hear how these two home stagers approach occupied home staging and how their process may be different from each other. For those of you who haven’t heard of Karen’s previous episode, Karen Otto’s love for all things “home” started when she was young and would rearrange her parent’s furniture when she got bored. She later found her niche in marketing and earned her degree at Florida International University in Miami, FL. In 2006 she cultivated her passion for “all things home and marketing” and channeled that energy into her company Home Star Staging, in Plano, TX. In that same year Karen earned her Accredited Staging Professional designation and is currently a RESA-Pro stager. In 2009 Karen became the Charter President of the RESA-Dallas Chapter served as the 2011-12 RESA-Texas State President and is currently the RESA’s Region 10 Vice President. If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3 Cash in the Cushions is NOW LIVE! Cash in the Cushions mini course is designed for someone who's thinking about entering the home staging industry, or home stagers who are new in the industry. It's a 90-page mini course and workbook that helps you to set up a solid foundation for starting a profitable home staging business. On Today's Show, We Discussed: Current market in TexasSeller’s market Upcoming trends for rest of 2016 and 2017 Some of the advantages to live in the home while you’re selling Some of the common challenges of occupied homes What Karen's process like when she approaches occupied homes What are some of the things the homeowners should be aware of when they’re living in the home while the house is on the market What Karen recommends these sellers do when they’re going to live in the home while they’re selling their house What are some of Karen's ideas to get the home ready for an open house quickly What are some of the things buyers get put off by when they tour homes that are occupied by sellers What can the sellers do to prevent that The actual staging day for Karen What does Karen do as a home stager when she's staging an occupied house What Karen wishes the homeowners know before she comes over to stage their homes If a homeowner wants to put their home on the market while they’re living in it, how early should they start the prepping process And what should they do to get started What does Karen find challenging when it comes to occupied homes Say a homeowner wants to stage the home themselves, what would Karen recommend them to do How can the homeowners keep up the staging while their houses are on the market How about if the sellers have kids or pets, here are some of the additional tips that Karen has for them What are some of Karen's favorite styling tips Karen’s favorite props Karen's one tip you’ll give to homeowners who’re going to live in the home while they’re selling

On today’s show, I’m interviewing Carmen Darwin, who’s an interior designer out of Brisbane, Australia. Carmen is an expert on renovation and she also had a real estate and garden design background. I love her energy, she’s a mom of 3, so she has a lot of practical advice and tons of experiences in helping her clients to achieve their objectives for their renovations. We haven’t really talked about renovations in depth on the show, so I thought it would be great to have Carmen on and chat. Even though she’s based in Australia, but design principles are pretty universal. So I think you will still gain a lot out of today’s show, even though she’s not based in the States. Carmen Darwin is the creator of CarmenDarwin.com, the Evolution House Blog and the associated Design School and design services for the everyday woman. Having realized that her multitude of experiences and business ventures could be of value to many women seeking help for their home design and decoration, she set out to make a difference by offering something unique in the way of design schools. With a background as an interior designer, renovation planner, garden designer, property stylist, real estate consultant and teacher she now brings to the table her skills to help women around the world to create a home that they love. Carmen is also the founder of her own Design and Lifestyle Tours, taking women to stunning places in Italy and Australia to experience amazing design and lifestyle experiences. You will also find Carmen on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter. On today’s show, we discussed: Real estate market in Brisbane, Australia Selling real estate and what differentiated Carmen’s real estate business How Carmen helps someone to create their dream home Finding out who the clients are and help them with their budget when it comes to renovations Tools to help homeowners to figure out what are the must’s and budget friendly items in their renovations or updating the home Carmen’s design process with her clients How to choose furnishing & finishes How to work with clients to narrow them down with their choices How Carmen helps homeowners take control of the look and feel and the style of their homes How home owners can keep up with the styling after working with designers Why good design from the beginning is so important Common mistakes homeowners make when it comes to renovation How homeowners can start the renovation process What can homeowners expect when they renovate their homes How you can boost your curb appeal How to schedule work to save money and time for updating or renovating your home Hard landscape and soft landscape The basics of garden design How long will it take for you get your ROI back on your renovation? How to avoid costly mistakes with renovations The danger of over-remodeling How to select colors & finishes for the home How to do different colors in the room Tricks to make small rooms to look bigger Carmen’s trick with artwork selections What to do if you don’t have any artwork Selecting tiles How to pick fixture finishes Key design principles Listener Q from Haley: It's awesome that she is empowering the client as well as designing the space. How does she find that balance between having creative freedom to design the space ;but also to allow the client to be included so that they truly love the finished product . And she also wants them to feel like they learned something about the process too? How do you go about packing all of that into one job? If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3

On today’s show, I’m interviewing home stager and interior designer Holly Bellomy. The reason I brought her on the show today was that I wanted to interview someone who specializes in doing occupied homes, as well as having a strong design background that can give you the information on how to pull rooms together when you’re living in the home while selling the house. There’s also some useful information for those of you who’re building a home staging business as well. “Imaginative, Happy, Charming” has always described Holly herself every bit as much as it describes her beautiful designs. Prior to following a creative path, however, Holly earned an education degree and teaching credential. She then taught at the elementary school level before having and staying at home with her own children. In 2006, Holly launched a home staging business. Clients soon clamored for her to design their new homes, as well, leading to the birth of Holly Bellomy Interiors as a full-service interior design firm. CASH IN THE CUSHIONS business course is now out! Cash in the Cushions mini course is designed for someone who's thinking about entering the home staging industry, or home stagers who are new in the industry. It's a 90-page mini course and workbook that helps you to set up a solid foundation for starting a profitable home staging business. The Boot Camp will be launched in late November / beginning of December, where I take you through every aspect of running a home staging business and I'll share with you all my workflow, processes, systems and scripts dealing with most issues you'll encounter in the home staging business. For more information, go to staged4more.com/cash-in-the-cushions On Today's Show, We Discussed: Biggest advantages of occupied home staging When sellers have no skin in the game The most challenging part of doing occupied home staging What to do when you don’t have enough home accessories or furniture to stage your house What you should hide for your listing photos How to decrease stress when you’re selling your home while living in it The most common mistake when it comes to creating focal point in your home Holly’s transition from home staging to interior design Juggling motherhood and a home staging & design career Difference between home staging and interior design The importance of feeling good in your home How your home environment reflects your emotional state You can boost your outlook by changing your environment Full-service interior design Repurposing items for home design Shopping at IKEA for props Coming up with a color scheme for interior design Choosing colors for selling Colors work well for staging How to work in colors Color selection for your homeFinishes for selling When it comes to selling, should you invest the budget into something practical or something visual? What buyers think about when they tour the home When to start making upgrades and updates when preparing your home for sale The most design principles when it comes to staging & design What to spend money on when it comes to your home How colors can affect youHow to make your rooms look more interesting How to use textures in your home What my real estate trainer told me about buyers How photography plays into design work and building a design business How to work with photographers How photographers work The way camera sees things is different than how our eyes see things The first impression is no longer at the curb Over 70% of people now order furniture online before seeing it in person Here’s how you can update your home on a budget based on your budget and timeline Differences between level 1 and level 2 granite What’s the one thing in your home you can change to instantly update and upgrade in your home Why don’t staged homes sell Holly's number 1 tip for getting your home ready to sell If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3

Hey guys, welcome back to season 4 episode 6! happy labor day weekend for those of you who’re in the states listening to today’s podcast episode. I’m really excited to interview Bobbie McGrath for today’s episode. She’s a highly sought after home stager, incredibly experienced and is a top trainer in real estate. Cash in the Cushions mini course for home stagers who want to set up a strong foundation for a profitable home staging business is now live. Take advantage of the launch week special! $50 off until September 7, 2016. See our website staged4more.com for more information. On today’s show, we discussed: Misinformation about what home staging is in Australia Real estate model in Australia Business model for real estate agents Unethical behaviors by homesellers Bobbie’s own personal experiences as a homeseller What home stagers do Interior designers v. home stagers North Carolina real estate market Historic properties in Hillsborough Occupied home staging Vacant home staging, especially staging “the problem children” Staging historical homes Home stagers working as partners with real estate agents and how that changes realtors’ profits and business model Why some spectacular homes don’t sell quickly The importance of brand recognition in real estate How can home stagers add to real estate agents’ business? As home stagers, we need to understand our values and how to communicate that to our clients How Bobbie convinces real estate agents to stage their properties Changing clients’ mindset, interviewing the clients to be a partner with us instead of being someone’s help When to fire clients The importance of knowing your business and what you’re passionate about Bobbie’s “holy trinity” What’re the important key objectives of a home stager’s work How being passionate about your work can open up doors to you Dealing unwelcoming sellers who reject home staging Home staging consultations can be a powerful technique for real estate agents to build their brands and for home sellers getting a higher ROI on their home sale Making home staging accessible Running a profitable successful home staging business You can talk your way to a 6-figure home staging business When house is too pretty, it actually hurts your sale? Bobbie’s blue dress theory How to find a reliable home stager and a real estate agent How to see if an unethical stager had stolen someone else’s portfolio photos Hire a home stager who has insurance How realtors can incorporate home staging into their business models and make it a win win for themselves and the home sellers How home staging can differentiate realtors from their competitions How to get home sellers to have some skin in the game and commit to the staging for their sales As a realtor, how you can put the values of staging into place before you meet with sellers How a real estate agent can build a comprehensive marketing plan for home sellers How international real estate markets are different than each other Real estate market in Australia How Bobbie pulls the house together What words Bobbie never use with her clients How Bobbie controls the rooms for staging her 5,000+ home staging projects Neuro marketing How to easily lose respect of your clients What’s a red flag when you’re working with a new client How to change the shape of the money and convince clients to book you There comes a point when staging is no longer effective Room dandruff Dealing with seller clients who have attitude about working with you or about home staging Book: Personality Plus What’s a well-staged home What makes great interior photos Popular trends in real estate and decor right now across the country Bobbie’s go to paint colors If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3

Hey guys, welcome back to season 4 episode 5! Today’s the third and last episode of our 3-part money series, with Denise Hughes. I’m really excited to have Denise on the show. I had the opportunity to work with her for a little bit before and I find her incredibly nurturing and patient when it comes to dealing with money, especially at the time when we worked together, I had a lot of shame around my money. Normally the guest and I usually have a little chat before the show starts recording and I normally don’t put that in. But I put it in this time, because I feel that some of you may be able to find the conversation helpful, especially the topic today is all about money attitude, your mindset and how you can shift yourself toward wealth and abundance. To learn more about Denise, visit her personal website at www.denisehughes.org If you’re interested in the Cash in the Cushions: How to Build Your Profitable Home Staging Business in 30-Days or Less mini course, you can sign up for the email announcement on the show notes. When Early Seating opens, you'll get an email to grab the launch special. On today’s show, we discussed: Money as a mindset How shifting your mindset can change your professional and personal life Blind spots in our own money lives Creating your money story Money beliefs Differences of money beliefs in marriage and how that impacts your relationship The emotional part of money — how do we feel about wealth, about having more money in our lives What a money coach does Emotional money issues in selling real estate Common money blocks we see for home sellers Stanford study about how fear can lock us up from change Common misconceptions about money Prince charming isn’t coming The emotion of shame in money The importance of learning how money works Money maturity If you’re scared of money, money is scared of you Learning the language of money Dealing with your own fears, shames, the process of banging up yourself Feminine approach to money attitude How to learn more about money How people unconsciously block their own money flow Money blind spots and how to overcome them Olivia Mellan — Money Harmony What projections we put on money that doesn’t belong there Having more peace and control over money Money is one form of abundance Disrespecting money Be mindful of the flow of money How to face your money fears For every $10000 you put into your home to make the curb appeal better, you’ll probably receive _______ of your initial investment back Confronting your fears head on Money isn’t the only thing that funds your lifestyle choices When money is an excuse What kind of mindset you should have with money How to empower yourself about money The 4 internal dialogue with money Foundations of building wealth How much is enough Janine Roth — Women Food & God How do I create more with what I already have? The energy of gratitude in our lives Book: Earn Save Spend Give: 4 Things to Do with Your Money and How to Make it All Work Real estate as an investment strategy Financial mistakes people make when they’re selling their homes The point of home staging The #1 mistake sellers make when they sell their house Feng Shui for your home How to improve your creativity and productivity The energy flow of your home If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! <3