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Welcome back to part 2 of my interview with Josselyne Herman-Saccio. Josselyne is a transformative leader and coach with over 30 years of experience. Through her non-profit organization, United Global Shift, she has worked with leaders from over 20 countries. Josselyne has coached and collaborated with a diverse range of individuals, including executives, celebrities, and victims of trauma. Her goal is to help each person express themselves, feel valued, and make a difference in the face of life's challenges. She guides people to become "Unmessablewith" and create positive behavioral change. Josselyne's achievements include topping the Billboard Top 40 Charts with her pop group, leading advanced programs for Landmark Worldwide, and founding JHA Management to empower actors. She has raised over $90 million for non-profits and authored several books. With her principles, Josselyne has built a successful and harmonious relationship with her husband and raised three children in New York City.

In today’s episode, we unpack:

Josselynne’s non-profit organization – AMAZING!
What is a systemic shift?
What it is like to be in creation mode
What does coaching look like if you are in the real estate space
How to view and deal with regrets
What her favorite book is and why (The Soul of Money)
And find out what you can do today to change your tomorrow!

Josselyne’s website:

https://www.theartofbeingunmessablewith.com/

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Today’s guest is Josselyne Herman-Saccio. Josselyne is a transformative leader and coach with over 30 years of experience. Through her non-profit organization, United Global Shift, she has worked with leaders from over 20 countries. Josselyne has coached and collaborated with a diverse range of individuals, including executives, celebrities, and victims of trauma. Her goal is to help each person express themselves, feel valued, and make a difference in the face of life's challenges. She guides people to become "Unmessablewith" and create positive behavioral change. Josselyne's achievements include topping the Billboard Top 40 Charts with her pop group, leading advanced programs for Landmark Worldwide, and founding JHA Management to empower actors. She has raised over $90 million for non-profits and authored several books. With her principles, Josselyne has built a successful and harmonious relationship with her husband and raised three children in New York City.

In today’s episode, we unpack:

What the Art of Being Unmessable With Means
Conquering Limiting Beliefs
The power of coaching
Resources for crafting your vision
What it means to be a creator and architect for your life
How to tell if you are being “messed with”
Limiting beliefs around money
What is the difference between saying you are a singer and saying you are a millionaire (wait for it, Josselynne re-adjusted my thinking!!)

Josselyne’s website:

https://www.theartofbeingunmessablewith.com/

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In this episode of the Small Steps Big Wins podcast, I would like to welcome Dr. Jason Balara. Jason is the CEO and Co-Founder of Lark Capital Group that focuses on value-add multifamily deals. Jason is also a veterinary surgeon and has utilized intense focus to hone his practice over the past 12 years. His goal is to allow passive investors, mainly those who come from the medical field, like him, to grow their wealth by making smart investments in multifamily properties. Jason is also the host of Know Your Why podcast.

In this podcast we unpack:

Valuable advice on the value of your time in relation to how you are paid
What is multifamily syndication
The components of asset management
Know what your why is and how to find it
Find out his take on someone’s “why” if they leave their W-2
What Jason’s definition of what a person’s “why” should be and how to find it
A really good perspective on building wealth through real estate
Small step to change your tomorrow: Do Not Quit; don’t let quitting be an option
Why you need to find the WHO’s in your life to free up your time
Jason’s advice to leave my listeners with

His email: [email protected]

https://larkcapital.com/

Jason’s podcast: Know Your Why

Books mentioned on this podcast:

The Quitter’s Manifesto

Who Not How

Atomic Habits

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Do you need encouragement and repeatable mantras to help you to DO THE IMPOSSIBLE? Welcome to a special edition of the Small Steps BIG Wins podcast where Jason and I look to shift your frame and get you into alignment for your day. If you want to watch the video, please check it out on ⁠Spotify⁠ and ⁠YouTube⁠!

Jason is the author of Do The Impossible. Let this book transform your way of thinking and propel you to do impossible things.

You can find out more about Jason here: Jason Drees Coaching

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Have a great day and God bless!

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What's up, Small Steps BIG Wins family? For those of you who are familiar with Jason Drees, you know he is an amazing individual with the ability to shift your mindset with a process called frameshifting and the power of words. However, you are in for a different kind of podcast interview today because not only does Jason talk about what he does, he gets into who he was (learn about the race car shirts!!) and how he got to where he is today. Enjoy this special episode of the Small Steps bigs wins podcast.

Prior to being a coach, Jason worked in the tech industry in a nice comfortable W-2 job, making a decent salary, but realized that his life had a greater calling as a personal coach. He mastered the process of helping clients into alignment to push high-performers – like Brandon Turner – to their limits and past their comfort zones to catapult their success. He is the founder and now CEO of Jason Drees Coaching and author of Do The Impossible. Find out how Jason does it and get ready to DO THE IMPOSSIBLE!!

You can find out more about Jason by visiting his website: https://www.jasondreescoaching.com/

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Welcome to the Small Steps BIG Wins podcast where today’s Monday Morning Matters unpacks a small step mentioned in one of my interviews. So I’m going to challenge you to do something different today that could have a big win for you in the near future.

Roman Tomkiv is back! Born in the Ukraine and came to the US at 15, Roman went from corporate professional to small business owner in an industry that he is passionate about – Short Term Rental management. Today Roman talks about the practice of meditation and journaling and how it plays an important role in his life and what it can do for yours!

Grab paper and pencil to jot down your 3-three's that you can do to make your day awesome!!

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Have a great day and God bless!

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Hello to the Small Steps Big Wins family and today’s guest is Dan Milinazzo. Dan is the Owner of Real Value Ventures that operates in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He has spent his life in the world of construction and real estate with roles ranging from designer, engineer, general contractor, owner, investor, teacher, and coach. His company Real Value Ventures seeks to add value by providing institutional level guidance to large multifamily owners for construction and physical asset planning and performance.

Join Dan and I as he talks about acquiring his first multifamily properties in his 20’s. This episode is full of practical lots of practice tips for those just thinking about starting out.

Advice for house hackers
The right question you should ask yourself
Dan’s advice to parents that are in their entrepreneurial or real estate journey
Include your family in your endeavours

and how he built his business leveraging his experiences.

Facebook & Instagram: RealValue.Dan

LinkedIn & Youtube: RealValueDan

Email: [email protected]

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Have a great day and God bless!

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Welcome to the Small Steps BIG Wins podcast edition of Monday Morning Matters. In this episode, I continue my conversation with Chuck Robinson about the effects of divorce. We talk about practical steps we can do for those who have been through divorce or for those who know someone going through divorce. We reflect on our own past mistakes and seek to add value to anyone listening.

Today’s guest is Charles Robinson. Chuck is a 53-year-old, second-time husband, father of two daughters, US Air Force veteran that tries to learn from most anything he experiences. Born and raised in the little town of Ravenna, Ohio and was serving his country and married at 21. The first marriage lasted 13 years and through its failure, Chuck gained a very unique perspective from the "male" side of the experience. He is not perfect and does not claim to be, but through trying to understand the "why" when it comes to divorce, his mission is to help assist those heading down the path of divorce.

If you enjoyed today’s podcast, I would encourage you to go back and listen to the entire episode (#32) for more context.

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Have a great day and God bless!

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Welcome to the Small Steps Big Wins podcast, where I’m dedicated to helping you take control of your life. Today’s guest is Charles Robinson. Chuck is a 53-year-old, second-time husband, father of two daughters, US Air Force veteran that tries to learn from most anything he experiences. Born and raised in the little town of Ravenna, Ohio and was serving his country and married at 21. The first marriage lasted 13 years and through its failure, Chuck gained a very unique perspective from the "male" side of the experience. He is not perfect and does not claim to be, but through trying to understand the "why" when it comes to divorce, his mission is to help assist those heading down the path of divorce.

In this episode, we dive into the delicate topic of divorce from both our unique perspectives. We unpack the quote, “Divorce is a multi car accident” and the unintended consequences that we didn’t expect. Find out how our stories are similar and the advice we would give to those today. If you are divorced, contemplating divorce, or know someone who is, there is something in our discussion for everyone to take away.

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Have a great day and God bless!

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Welcome to another episode of the Small steps big wins podcast where my special guest is, well, me. I had the privilege of being interviewed for the Ideal Impact Podcast, hosted by my friends Kyle Wakeman and Brian Swick. I dive into my background and talk about life experiences, how they have impacted me, and where I’m headed today. And I would encourage you to stick around until the end to get a sneak peek for next week’s guest and topic.

IDEAL Impact on Youtube

IDEAL Impact on Facebook

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Have a great day and God bless!

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