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Get to know Terry:Terry is a business professional in the commercial real estate and construction industry, but first and foremost, a single father of four amazing children – Devin, Alyssa, Talon & Isley. He completely embraces organic networking, the human experience of connecting, and choosing authenticity over complicity. Terry joined Vari in August of 2021 and has loved every bit of his journey in the commercial furniture vertical of this industry. He co-founded the Leads Exchange Group (LEG) in 2019 which helps people in the CRE-centric world network with intent regardless of anyone’s experience or background. You can connect with Terry via LinkedIn. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-martin-jr-045b5b50

Finnessa N. SandyReal Estate ManagerFinnessa joined the Collett Management team in July 2023, bringing over fourteen years of client-based experience and operations management. Her experience includes property and facilities management, project management, financial management, business analytics, budget forecasting, client-vendor services, and lease conflict resolutions for retail, office, and industrial. Finnessa enjoys being a detail-oriented problem-solver bringing value focused solutions.https://www.linkedin.com/in/finnessa-n-sandy-49894336/

Finnessa N. SandyReal Estate ManagerFinnessa joined the Collett Management team in July 2023, bringing over fourteen years of client-based experience and operations management. Her experience includes property and facilities management, project management, financial management, business analytics, budget forecasting, client-vendor services, and lease conflict resolutions for retail, office, and industrial. Finnessa enjoys being a detail-oriented problem-solver bringing value-focused solutions. Connect with Finnessa

Brian K McNeill is a US Army veteran, entrepreneur, and author of several best-selling books. For the past 31 years, he has been teaching and coaching entrepreneurs and salespeople on how to sell themselves and their services better, through workshops, webinars, and personal coaching. He is also the founder of M.E.N, (male empowerment networks) a discussion group for men and teenage men. Brian's live talks are participatory and motivating, with lots of laughter and learning. To book Brian for your event, you can visit his website at briankmcneill.com.

Shalandra Spragley is the CEO of Agape Apparel, a clothing line that empowers people to overcome difficult circumstances and strive for greatness. She knows how important looking your best is when you don’t always feel it. After surviving a collision with an 18-wheeler, causing an internal decapitation, Shalandra had to start from scratch. At a point in her life when she was supposed to be traveling and spending time with her 4 kids, she was hospitalized, unable to walk and worried about what her future would look like. Her free will was taken instantly, and one of the things she remembered hurting the most was being unable to wear the unique outfits she used to. She fought to recover, even regaining the ability to walk against all expectations, and one of the first things she did when she was released from the hospital was to start designing. She knew what helplessness felt like. She decided even on days when she felt it, she would never look it again. This small thing was something she had control over. She designs unique clothing for people who love to shine brightly - so their outside matches the vibrancy of their spirit. Shalandra Spragley is a business owner, a mom, a grandma, and a survivor. connect with Shalandra

Affirmation: I am a powerful and clear physic conduit for source, ready to receive messages for my highest good. Journal Prompt: What message do I receive from the source when I cleanse my energy field and become the physic conduit? Join Our Women in Business Community

Brian K McNeill is a US Army veteran, entrepreneur, and author of several best-selling books. For the past 31 years, he has been teaching and coaching entrepreneurs and salespeople on how to sell themselves and their services better, through workshops, webinars, and personal coaching. He is also the founder of M.E.N, (male empowerment networks) a discussion group for men and teenage men. Brian's live talks are participatory and motivating, with lots of laughter and learning. To book Brian for your event, you can visit his website at briankmcneill.com.

Trystan is currently a Commercial Real Estate Broker who advises and consults clients through investment sales & acquisitions in the Multifamily and Retail sectors of the business. Currently a broker with the Heigh Capital Group, Trystan is licensed to conduct business in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Connect with Trystan

I’m a mom of 3 amazing adult boys, a wife of 35 years, a dog momma, a yogi, a bourbon lover, and soon to be a rockstar Grammy! I’ve worn many hats over the years - many that fit poorly and were not my style! My journey hasn’t been easy - raised by a single mom in low-income housing, bullied in school, had no college degree, told that I shouldn’t dream and should settle for what I had. This resulted in - low self-esteem, and high anxiety and I found myself always trying to fit in. Thru therapy, personal growth, grit, and a lot of good CBD - today the hat I wear fits perfectly and I am living my best life surrounded by the most amazing people. And now I am a woman on a mission to encourage other women to leap with both feet into their dreams because they are worth it. Connect with Lisa

Dawn Shanthi DiVita, aka The Unfiltered Teacher, is the owner and founder of Yoga DiVita. Her journey began in 1998 with a very fiery spirit that was absolutely blown away with her 1st VHS yoga class. It led her to where she is today ~ learning, practicing, and sharing practices for health and wellness for the body, mind, and spirit. Dawn is a Yoga Alliance-certified experienced teacher with over 700 hours of training. She has taught in public schools, libraries, studios, private sessions, community centers, on the beach, and yoga retreats. She also offers online classes and workshops. Dawn is also an Ayurveda Wellness Health Coach and is currently in school to achieve her Ayurveda Counseling Certification. Her life's purpose is to hold a peaceful space for individuals to explore how truly amazing they are....... Follow Dawn

Three things to try: Find a mentor or people who elevate you.Begin a growth planGet out of you comfort zone

Grief can come in many forms! Please reach out if you are ever going through it. Connecting with the right people, showing up the best you can, and understanding that in time you can relax into life again all comes with allowing it all to be. Connect with Lauren Connect with Leah

It can be so hard to keep our thoughts and emotions in check when we are growing through a lot. One thing we must try and do it accept when we are in this space and try not to judge ourselves to harshly. Next, acknowledge the root of the negativity. Then, talk yourself through your thoughts and feels. From there share with those around you to get it fully off your chest, and maybe even get a little guidance.

“Protect your own good in all that you do, and as concerns everything else take what is given as far as you can make reasoned use of it. If you don’t, you’ll be unlucky, prone to failure, hindered, and stymied.”—EPICTETUS, DISCOURSES, 4.3.11

● Age. You attract people who are approximately the same age as you. ○ For example, in the dot-com boom of the 1990s, most of the people who worked in the industry were in their twenties and thirties, because the leaders that founded the companies were in that age range and hired people like them.● Attitude. Positive people tend to attract positive people, and negative people tend to attract negative ones. Attitude is also contagious—people will change their attitudes based on the people around them. ● Relatability. You attract people who have a similar culture and background to your own. ○ For example, employers tend to hire people who are the same race as they are.● Morals. You attract people who have similar values to your own. ○ For example, J.F. Kennedy was an idealist. He wanted to make the world a better place and he founded the Peace Corps. The Peace Corps is full of people who have similar values to Kennedy’s. ● Compatible energy. It’s difficult for people with different energy levels to work together. You attract people who have a similar level to your own. ● Talent in your field. Followers are attracted to leaders who are good at the things they’re good at. ○ For example, football players want to be coached by people who are good at football.● Leadership skills. If you’re a leader, you’re going to attract other leaders. Because of Law #7 (people follow the strongest leader), the leadership skills of your followers won’t be quite as developed as your own, but they’ll have potential. https://www.instagram.com/calloway4president/

Motivation Monday with John C. Maxwell

“If then it's not that the things you pursue or avoid are coming at you, but rather that you in a sense are seeking them out, at least try to keep your judgment of them steady, and they too will remain calm and you won't be seen chasing after or fleeing from them.”

A special segment with Leah Pegram of Her Sacred Circle on FB. Since the new moon fell on the morning of the 18th we went ahead and covered two segments in the book '📚 "A Year of Positive Think' by Cyndie Spiegel

Special guest Ivy McAllister joins me as we talk about her new book "From My Journal Notes." ...... Follow Ivys Journey

“He can’t serve in the military? Let him seek public office. Must he live in the private sector? Let him be a spokesperson. Is he condemned to silence? let him aid his fellow citizens by silent public witness. Is it dangerous to enter the Forum? Let him display himself, in private homes, at public events and gatherings, as a good associate, faithful friend, and moderate stablemate. Has he lost the duties of a citizen? Let him exercise those of a human being. — Seneca, On Tranquility of Mind, 4.3

The collective divine energy sees our power and is encouraging us to lean into it but to also step back and lean into the self. Retreat info here.

“I can’t call a person a hard worker just because I hear they read and write, even if working at it all night. Until I know what a person is working for, I can’t deem them industrious. . . . I can if the end they work for is their own ruling principle, having it be and remain in constant harmony with Nature.”—EPICTETUS, DISCOURSES, 4.4.41; 43Connect with me

Tune into Saturday's segment "The Daily Stoic" opening quote "Well-being is realized by small steps, but is truly no small thing." Zeno

Life is all about taking it one moment at a time. I do believe a little each day goes a long way. Celebrate yourself and all you're doing.

The Daily Stoic ~ Ryan Holiday & Stephen Hanselman

Welcome to the revamp!

There is just so much juiciness in this chat. Tune in. Retreat info

Travel, grief, and business have significantly shifted me over the last month. Here is an update.

Don't ever take yourself too seriously. Remember to stay childlike.

Take a concrete step toward an important goal today. Even small steps over time are better than no steps at all. Connect with me to talk more

Thank your body for helping you. Thank the Universe for what it's about to do. Then Thank God because change will bring you closer to love.

Hold compassion, and be willing to receive, and should you want to give criticism make sure to ask if it's okay, and then if so keep an eye on your delivery. Should you be the one receiving be willing to receive, reflect, and then if needed make the steps to betterment.

By learning to feel and let go, you create rocket fuel that takes you to the next level, which offers your more opportunities for personal and professional growth.

“These are the characteristics of the rational soul: self-awareness, self-examination, and self-determination. It reaps its own harvest. . . . It succeeds in its own purpose . . .”

Writing takes you to places, when we write we are transported back to a moment in time that tells you where you were or are even in our

What a wonderful God we have... whoso wonderfully comforts and strengthens us.

Compassion and grace is something we should all root in a little deeper. Not just for ourselves, but for those around us. The saying goes " you never know what someone is going through" , so having compassion opens the door to meet people where they are at. soul-voiced meditation:Where am I giving me power away? Intention: I call my lower back from all the times, and all the places . I am my Own.

It's important to remember not everything needs to be labeled as good or bad. Allowing our opinion to dictate our lives and the lives of others can really be detrimental to our growth. Most opinions are shaped by cultural, religion, and past life experiences we haven't worked through.

Being authentic, being vocal about what I 'know', and sharing has helped me become a great leader and motivator.

Develop a Sense of the Sacred. Where you're standing is Holy Ground. Ask your soul to show you what is Holy.

Let your positive attitude, not Circumstances or past failures, determine how you view yourself.

He had no special beauty or form to make us notice him

How would you know what happiness is if you never experience being unhappy? Join our women in soul lead business group! Link attached

Not letting only pain be your only creative fuel is important .

"He himself is our peace...and has destroyed the barrier, the dividing wall of hostility" Ephesians 2:14

Forgive yourself and others.

Have a plan, and set an intention. You are the master of your life and future.

Develop Goals that will initiate motivation and create momentum

"The LORD won't leave his people nor give up his children"

I love a short and sweet, but deep segment! tune in