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Valerie Hockett is a certified Health Coach and currently working on her Life Coaching Certification through the Health Coach Institute. She’s been in business for a short time, but Coaching has become 2nd nature to her for the past 5 years. Valerie has a passion for helping women live out their day to day lives confidently trusting their intuition and experiencing a fulfilling life. Valerie is happily married to her husband Brian and they are looking forward to starting a family soon. During her off time, Valerie enjoys walks with her dog, Bristol, yoga, kayaking, hiking, paddle boarding, camping, eating out with friends, decorating and organizing. Every week you’ll find her training in Muay Tai and Ju Jitsu at the Kalahi Academy. Valerie loves her life and expresses that every day. In today’s The Money Hour segment, Valerie talks about intuition.  Listen to Valerie’s segment.

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 energy vampire situations.  Listen to Dee’s segment.

Elisa Hawkinson author of Calming Your Chaos has helped businesses & individuals organize and calm the chaos in working & living spaces as well as their lives. Elisa refers to herself as a professional organizer/life navigator. Her workshops, along with hands-on coaching in person or by phone has evolved from her natural genetic bent for order. Elisa is passionate about making a difference in people’s lives to decrease stress, improve productivity & profitability.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Elisa talks about organization.  Listen to Elisa’s segment.

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Heidi Peters is the President of RDH Insurance Professionals, Ltd. Heidi started this company in 2004, while still practicing clinical dental hygiene, full-time. She believes that communication is key to making informed and wise decisions and she wanted to be the bridge between dentistry and the insurance industry. Dental hygiene is a profession that is hard on the human body and can result in reduced or lost income. There is no greater asset than the ability to earn a wage and this asset should be insured. Heidi has been helping dental professionals protect their automatic deposits since 2004.  Heidi expanded her practice to include medical & dental care providers, in November 2019. Her own, disabling injury inspired her to reach out to those that care for others.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Heidi talks about disability insurance.  Listen to Heidi’s segment.

Tracey believes community is the key to success in life and business. As a community creator and connector, InSpark Coworking was exactly the right business for her to open! Every day, she gets to connect with and support women in business – hands on! And, it’s so much more than that!  She is a rabid supporter and loving truthteller. She’s excited to cheer you on when you are successful and encourage you when you need a gentle nudge.  Most days, you will likely find her quoting some random movie line or breaking into song based on our conversation – or laughing out loud at something she found funny!  Ultimately, she believes we are better together, and coworking is just one part of that!  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Tracey talks about building community.  Listen to Tracey’s segment.

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 strategizing your business.  Listen to Julie’s segment.

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Sandi is a skilled veteran with 15 years of residential real estate experience. She is based out of Bellevue and primarily focuses on the Eastside.  Sandi is a highly accredited Managing Broker. Her credentials include Accredited Buyer’s Representative, Certified Residential Specialist and Master Certified Negotiating Expert. What does this mean to you? It means she is dedicated to being the best she can be, to serve you and your referrals with the highest level of professionalism and skill possible.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Sandi talks about the eastside housing market.  Listen to Sandi’s segment.

Brenda Reiss is a Forgiveness Coach who believes that forgiveness is a gift you give yourself. There is magic in the forgiveness process that Brenda shares with others. The magic of transformation through co-creating and the magic of compassion and caring. The gift of listening and finding those pesky patterns and beliefs that keep people holding grudges and feeling invisible are a couple of her superpowers. As most healers, she was exposed to things growing up that kept her seeking other’s love and approval, because she didn’t know how to love herself. Through the abuse and neglect she was able to rise from the ashes like the Phoenix which is her logo and she discovered the transformative healing gifts of a forgiveness process that forever changed her life.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Brenda discusses how to release grudges and find forgiveness.  Listen to Brenda’s segment.

Tresa is a Certified Financial Planner® and founder of Reinventing Her Money, an independent financial planning and investment management company in Bellevue Washington. She opened My Financial Design in 2003 and rebranded in 2019 in order to focus on financial literacy, money mindset and empowerment coaching for professional women who have unique challenges to becoming financially independent.  Tresa is author of Reinventing Her, Helping Women Plan, Pursue and Capitalize on Their Next Chapter and a contributing author in best-selling books, including Coaching for Entrepreneurs, How Life Coaching Can Help Entrepreneurs Improve Their Bottom Line, and Living the Success Principles, compiled by Jack Canfield. Tresa is also a Certified Trainer of the Success Principles.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Tresa talks about money.  Listen to Tresa’s segment.

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Randy Bannecker is president of Bannecker Public Affairs and a founding partner of ClearPath Partners.  Randy has been engaged in our region’s critical issues for more than 20 years. He has extensive experience advocating complex, highly visible and controversial land use and public policy initiatives. He protects his clients’ image while achieving political successes. In today’s The Money Hour segment, Randy discusses what’s happening in state and local government.  Listen to Randy’s segment.

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 talks about how to stop thinking defensively.  Listen to Dee’s segment.

Lisa Youk’s approach to helping clients with investment and retirement strategies is to educate, engage and empower.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Lisa discusses retirement strategies.  Listen to Lisa’s segment.

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Stephanie Kristen is a Managing Broker for the Kristen Team at Windermere Real Estate and has been successfully selling homes for over 30 years. Working with her team of professionals, she utilizes her years of experience to streamline the process of buying and selling, to produce successful results and raving fans. She is consistently honored by Seattle Magazine as a “Five Star Best in Client Satisfaction Real Estate Agent”. Her passion for service goes beyond helping her clients as she is a firm believer in giving back to the community and supports organizations that are dedicated to low-income housing solutions like Windermere Foundation and Plymouth Housing.   In today’s The Money Hour segment, Stephanie shares tips on top strategies for pricing your home.  Listen to Stephanie’s segment.

Nicole comes to you as a multi-generational, deeply rooted, native of Western Washington, who needs to be watered often. She began her career in the technology space as a support representative during the pioneer days of online banking.  She has owned and operated several small businesses, ranging from MLM to brick and mortar to service-based.  As a technology guide, productivity consultant, and speaker Nicole has enjoyed over two decades of working with small businesses, solopreneurs, and tech-shy individuals to start where they are, use what they have, and do what they can to build sustainable businesses and technology best practices. In today’s The Money Hour segment, Nicole explains how you can detangle your digital office.  Listen to Nicole’s segment.

Debby Mycroft is the Founder and Chief Word Choreographer of Memories Worth Telling, a boutique writing house, which she established in 2017.  Writing has always been Mycroft’s forte and after spending 25+ years writing for businesses in the corporate world, Mycroft launched Memories Worth Telling to serve families by preserving their legacies.  Mycroft spent 14-years living in Hong Kong and has travelled extensively internationally. With this experience, Memories Worth Telling is able to serve the global community.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Debby discusses ways to pass on your loved ones’ legacy.  Listen to Debby’s segment.

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For Wendy, alignment in business and in life is fueled by passion. In business, Wendy is passionate about one thing. Teaching. And to teach at a high level she obsesses about continually learning. She consumes everything she can about marketing and technology so that she can be a phenomenal resource to you. Let’s just say she “nerds out” about it so you don’t have to! And through all her years of teaching, she’s learned it’s not what you say, it’s what people hear. Wendy is here to teach you how to communicate with your clients, so they hear you the right way.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Wendy provides tips on how to win in today’s market.  Listen to Wendy’s segment.

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Leveraging more than twenty-five years of international experience as thought and operations leader in high technology and healthcare IT and, her life-long passion for healthy living, Celine Anelone Brozovich created Dances With Foods.  Dances With Foods is a Health and Productivity business.

She has made it her mission to turn the statement “employees are our number 1 resource” into a win-win reality for both the employers and the employees. She has a strong desire “to transform her empathy for her customers into actionable and sustainable winning strategies for people transitioning to a new lifestyle.”

Celine is people change management certified, an Accredited facilitator for Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP), a Diabetics Prevention Program (DPP) Lifestyle Coach for the CDC national, hold a Whole Foods Plant-Based Certificate from ecornell and Nutrition studies, and is a member of ACLM.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Tiffany talks about what not to leave behind when leaving a job.  Listen to Celine’s segment.

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Tiffany started her financial career in banking in 1990 and she has worked for several banks and other financial companies for almost 30 years! In 2014, she found her home in Edward Jones and she loves it. She has been recognized by Seattle Magazine as a Five Star Wealth Manager in 2017, 2018 and 2019. She also has won the firm’s Spirit of Partnership award for the following years 2016, 2017 and 2018.  Over the years, she has helped many people achieve things that they didn’t think that could. They were embarrassed about where they were currently… she wants you to remember this is not the finish line and there is always room to grow!  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Tiffany talks about what not to leave behind when leaving a job.  Listen to Tiffany’s segment.

Karen started Fave while she herself was facing a number of life transitions. Faced with these changes she realized there was a need for resources for women to help them thrive and create a life they love.  Fave creates quality content and community via Web shows, events, and resources. They are a community of women of strength, making an impact in their world through their passions, families, faith, and businesses. Fave is the go-to resource for readers around the world. Providing support and a community of like-minded women who are doing life together!  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Karen talks about navigating life.  Listen to Karen’s segment.

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. Listen to John’s segment.

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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 shame.  Listen to Dee’s segment.

Cheryl was born and raised in Washington and has extensive experience in the mortgage/real estate industry. At the age of 20 Cheryl got her first job working as a lender rep and was one of the top sales agents in her office. Cheryl road out the 2008 financial crises and succeeded as an independent loan officer while most decided to move on to other industries. After realizing her strengths, Cheryl then decided to change careers and focus more on the marketing side to help others that were struggling with their digital footprint. Cheryl has marketed for big name companies like Zillow, Market Leader, Sininclair Broadcasting, all of which focus on helping others establish digital footprints. Today, Cheryl is working for a company called Oggvo.com which she loves due to the client success.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Cheryl talks about how you can convert more of your marketing efforts.  Listen to Cheryl’s segment.

Brooke Quist is a partner at Seed Intellectual Property Law Firm, LLP with over 22 years of experience in Intellectual Property Law. Prior to joining Seed IP, Brooke was a partner at Steptoe & Johnson, LLP. Before practicing law, Mr. Quist was a senior research and design engineer in the Aircraft Division of the Northrop Corporation. Brooke Quist specializes in domestic and foreign intellectual property, including strategic portfolio development, patent preparation and prosecution, freedom to operate opinions, patent invalidity and non-infringement opinions, due diligence investigations, client counseling, licensing, and technology transfer agreements. Brooke lectures on U.S. patent practice at the University of Washington’s renowned Center for Advanced Study and Research on Innovation.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Brooke discusses patents – ignorance is not bliss. Listen to Brooke’s segment.

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Claire is a NeuroLeadership and Wellness Coach in Seattle, WA. Coming from a background in the art world, she founded her first business two years out of college. She worked in small business development for a while and found that leaders could only develop their businesses as far as they were willing and able to develop themselves. She became fascinated with this concept of personal development and how it corresponded with her own self-actualization process, so she decided to pursue a career in supporting others along their rewarding journeys toward self-empowerment. Now, she uses the latest neuroscience research to inform her coaching practices so that her clients can harness the power of their minds to maximize their personal and professional potential.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Claire talks about empowering women entrepreneurs.  Listen to Claire’s segment.

Leslie McFadden of Real Living Northwest Realtors became a Realtor in 2005. She has built her success on the principles she learned from her experiences, then grew it on a foundation of satisfied clients and referrals. Along with her husband Kevin, she recently managed a real estate team of 5 in Columbus, Ohio, one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in the Midwest.  In 2016, Leslie and Kevin made the decision to expand their business by entering the Greater Seattle market. By recruiting a partner to handle their Ohio client base, they have been able to capitalize in both geographies. Today, they live in Bothell, truly enjoying the Northshore communities to the fullest.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Leslie shares strategies and negotiation tips when buying a home.  Listen to Leslie’s segment.

Glen joined the Washington State National Guard at 18 and earned Non-Commissioned Officer within four years before joining the active Army. He served a total of twenty-nine years. Among many awards, he earned two Bronze Stars, two Meritorious Service Medals, and multiple Humanitarian awards for his service outside of Uniform.  He started serving as a Private, working as a mechanic and finished my military career as a Chief Warrant Officer Four in Logistics, Maintenance, and as a Senior Mentor.  It’s Glen’s greatest desire to continue serving our community and has done so by joining the real estate business. As a seasoned real estate professional, he understands that buying or selling a home is more than just a transaction, it’s a life-changing experience. That’s why he’s dedicated to providing exceptional, personalized service for all his clients.  In today’s The Money Hour segment, Glen discusses the Veterans of Foreign War Non-Profit.  Listen to Glen’s segment.

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