Dee is a part-time coach and full-time rental property business owner who has done extensive study on emotional growth. Her perspective is that you are where you are choosing to be in your life. Your financial status, the quality of life you live, and your relationships with friends, family, or your significant other, everything is either where you want it to be, or where your belief level is of where you can be. The stage of personal growth you are at in each area of your life determines where you are in that area. You cannot make more money than you believe you can make. You cannot have a better relationship than you believe yourself capable of having. Your belief in your own worthiness in each area of your life sets the tone for where you are. Dee helps you break those ceilings.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Dee discusses letting go of unwanted feelings.  Listen to Dee’s segment.

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Dan and his co-host Nicholas run a podcast highlighting the people intertwined in the very unique PNW car culture and around the world. His show highlights the 1 degree of separation everyone has in the car world and how small the world really is. His show features guests ranging from former Seahawk Cliff Avril to the world authority on all things wine, Madeline Puckette, and everyone in between. With over 10k listeners a week, and most of them not being car people, they share the great stories of the amazing people they have met, give tips on car ownership and road trips, and focus on keeping people real and authentic about who they really are. In today’s The Money Hour segment, Dan talks about cars, money and keeping it real.

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As entrepreneur, he has been coaching business owners for more than 14 years in every facet of operating and growing their business. He has succeeded, as well as failed, in business.  Jake lived the first 40 years of his life with epilepsy, enduring thousands of seizures. Yet, amid all the inherent challenges, he reached great heights, including summitting the five highest peaks in Washington and building several successful businesses.  Now cured of epilepsy, he continues to succeed by goal setting and achieving every day. As a CPA, business coach and entrepreneur, he services the needs of hundreds of business owners at his firm, Action Tax Service, LLC in Auburn.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Jake talks about how not to overpay on taxes.

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Lara Currie is a podcaster, speaker, and the author of “Difficult Happens”. Defensiveness, miscommunication and confusion costs you time and money and may lead to ill-will. Leaders & business owners hire Lara to help them create strong boundaries, recognize triggers and identify responses that lead to conflict, so they are able to navigate and minimize those difficult situations with Grace. With 25 plus years of experience in high conflict positions, she has a unique and intuitive understanding of why people act and react the way they do.  In The Money Hour segment today, Lara talks about the impact of bad behavior in the business world.

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Real estate transactions can be challenging & stressful but Gina’s approach is simple: She helps you make informed decisions with clarity & confidence. She’ll orient you to the market, educate you on the process, help you find the right home, & craft an offer that honors both your financial capability & risk tolerance. Gina’s experience, work ethic, business acumen & professionalism set her apart. At Chase & Microsoft, she was consistently a top performer & participated in Microsoft’s exclusive High Potential program. Her people & program management skills enable her balance the human & process side of real estate to ensure your success. In her 2nd year she achieved nearly $50 million in sales, making her the top producer at her firm locally and #4 in the nation.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Gina discusses how to be successful in the real estate space.  

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Tony is an advisor with New York Life. He is also the Founder of Ultimate Wealth Strategies based in Bellevue, WA. Focusing on life insurance, investment, retirement, and estate planning for you, your family or small business to identify your life goals and motivations. Tony has a vast team of specialist that will help you meet your goals. Not only does he enjoy helping people with their financial goals and dreams, he is passionate about the community through his involvement with various non-profits. One of the unique things about Tony is that he is a Mixed Martial Arts coach at AMC Pan-kray-tion in Kirkland and training alongside current UFC Champions, ONE-FC Champions, and other world class fighters.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Tony talks about the blueprint for your financial plan in 2020.

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John Bedford is the Director of Business Development of SDN and has been with the company a little over 3 years. He was brought onto to help SDN enter the real estate community in the Puget Sound area. He loves working with Realtors and helping them save time and money staging their listings. In today’s The Money Hour segment, John discusses shared rental pools for home furnishings.

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Julie Porter is a small business specialist. She’s on a mission to make the business side of business a breeze for owners. Relentlessly helpful, she works with start-ups, expanding companies, and established businesses to develop and grow. With over 30 years of business experience, she grew a small restaurant into a success with multiple profit centers. She is experienced in start-ups, systems, finances, growth, and government and has helped over 350 clients realize their dreams of being their own boss. Her passion is mentoring women small business owners. She is on the board of The Little Black Dress Party, a non-profit that supports women & children’s charities, as well as a benevolent fund for women in need of legal services. She is the author of ‘7 Steps to a Kick-Ass Business’.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Julie talks about how to gather your tax records for tax season.

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A born entrepreneur, Jon Botten owned, operated, and sold two popular sub sandwich restaurants before the age of 23. During the decade that followed, he exercised his creative and social service muscles as the owner of a video production and multi-media consulting company. Jon’s company enabled dozens of nonprofits, schools, and churches to effectively communicate their impact and raise millions of dollars to expand their missions.

In 2016 Jon joined Childhaven as the interim CEO, and four months later was offered the position permanently.  Since joining Childhaven Jon has been a compassionate and innovated leader, driving Childhaven to strengthen, expand, and lead – in pursuit of better serving more children and families.

Megan Beers is passionate about building early childhood systems of care, as well as supporting the state’s early childhood workforce, and improving quality of care through reflective supervision and consultation.  Megan is a licensed clinical psychologist. She completed a post-doctoral fellowship in early childhood mental health at Brown Medical School, has a rich background leading program design and implementation, as well as training staff in both early learning and mental health contexts.

Megan came to Childhaven from Wellspring Family Services, where she was the Senior Director of Early Childhood Services and led the integration of infant/early childhood mental health and trauma-informed care across Wellspring programs. Megan is the Director of Programs at Childhaven, and in the 10 months she has been with the organization she has implemented new programs such as Flourish, which specializes in intensive wrap around care, as well as leading the efforts to bring relational health models to all of Childhaven’s programs.

To support Childhaven, visit: https://childhaven.org/donations/

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Dee is a part-time coach and full-time rental property business owner who has done extensive study on emotional growth. Her perspective is that you are where you are choosing to be in your life. Your financial status, the quality of life you live, and your relationships with friends, family, or your significant other, everything is either where you want it to be, or where your belief level is of where you can be. The stage of personal growth you are at in each area of your life determines where you are in that area. You cannot make more money than you believe you can make. You cannot have a better relationship than you believe yourself capable of having. Your belief in your own worthiness in each area of your life sets the tone for where you are. Dee helps you break those ceilings.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Dee discusses how to overcome emotional pain.   

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