Hello,

I'm Lisa Zmuda and have been podcasting for about 8 years. I'm a 57-year-old entrepreneur who has worked primarily in real estate and holistic coaching. I live right outside of the Twin Cities Minnesota. I've coached Lynn Zielasko for 4 years ~ She's a 46-year-old top-producing real estate agent/investor and dynamic leader who lives not too far from Seattle Washington. Together, we have 30+ years of Industry experience, and we've owned a combined 30+ homes (of which, many have been flips or investment properties) We've lived through 5 marriages and have parented 7 kids! ~ 2 of which are special needs. Additionally, we are Grandmoms of 6 littles! We have seen it ALL, we've failed more times than we'd like to admit. We've created this podcast for you. Ask us anything! Seriously, no topics are off-limits! Money, mindset, mental health, men, marriage, AND many many more things including menopause! Welcome to the double L, double Z show! (#L2Z2)

Before...

Ive been homeless

Ive been broke

Ive lacked support

Ive lacked confidence

Ive been despondent

Ive been sick

Ive been anxious

Ive been heart-broken

Now...

Im nearly debt free

Im content

Im satisfied in love with Mike and life!  

My health is manageable

My investments and businesses are growing!

My anxiety is diminished and my peace of mind has grown

I have a lot of hope, renewed purpose and passion for life!

Review:

How I do it!

1) Live a gratitude based life and work on growing it daily

2) Design the vision -- you are the movie director and you are the main character too!

3) Decide the goal and work the plan backwards

4) Block all unnecessary chatter

5) Be honest with yourself around your habits (TV/Internet/Food/alcohol and product consumption)

6) Build the boundaries around your time -- your most precious commodity!

7) Be patient with yourself -- allow for wiggle room and rewards

8) Be consistent -- slow and steady always wins the race

9) Look for joy an whimsy along the way -- being playful is crucial

10) Choose your hard -- success and failure are BOTH hard, question is, do you want to control your injuries on the way up or be at the total mercy of the unexpected injuries as you bump and tumble down?

Summary:

Life owes you nothing. 

The world owes you nothing, it was here first.  People don't owe you love or opportunity.  They don't owe you praise or gifts, not a job, not a specific wage, not housing, medical care nor food.  All of this is up to you AND what a MIGHTY sense of accomplishment (and pride) when you do it for yourself! AND YOU CAN DO IT FOR YOURSELF!

Lisa

Stay the course, good things are straight ahead!