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Lessons Learned from my Girlfriends

I had the incredible fortune to spend two days in Chicago with an amazing group of women. These women were led by a fearless leader, a gal whose “can do “spirit is infectious. Karen Deis, the founder of Mortgage Girlfriends is a pioneer in the world of new media or social marketing. After sifting through my piles of notes, I was left with a few key takeaways. While none of them are earth shattering, they all bear repeating.

Reinventing the Heel | How 22 Women Found their Groove

A few years ago I had the incredible honor to find myself featured within Karen Deis’ stellar book “Stilletos in a Loafer World.” Karen had spent months interviewing top mortgage women across the country who graciously shared their secrets to success, marketing tactics and the inspirational story that was the foundation of their career.

Should You Be Using Twitter in Your Business

I know what you’re thinking. “Twitter for Business???  I don’t think so.” And your objections start to fly.  It’s a waste of time, it takes your focus off the “important” things, it’s silly, it’s a time sucker, you can’t measure it and most importantly – how great can it be when it’s free?    I’ve

Marketing By Storytelling – How to Build Better Client Relationships!

Utilizing storytelling within your business can be a powerful way to connect with your clients. Through the magic of a past experience you’re able to craft unique stories that provide your client with a new perspective on their current situation.

Are You Walking the Talk in Your Business?

I was honored to be interviewed by Bliss Sawyer last week, a mortgage and marketing coach whose marketing blog I’ve followed and really enjoyed for quite some time. Bliss asked a if I might be able to pass along a few words of wisdom to any Loan Officer working to boost their monthly production.