Brittnie Dorfman, the brains behind Metheny & Company, spills the tea on what it really takes to plan weddings with style, structure, and zero stress—well, almost—especially when working on a tighter budget.

This episode is with Chelsea Bray, author of Adventures Down Autism Avenue, and mother of Archie, her main character. We discuss the broad range of processing that your child has autism, how to move forward and every incredible moment that has happened to Chelsea's family once they started taking life into their own hands, with acceptance.

A brief and messy intro where I forget to introduce myself, but share a little bit about the backstory of this podcast adventure we've embarked on together.

@EricTalksMarketing is going to absolutely kill it in what he's doing for real estate agents on social media. I cannot wait for you to hear Eric share his passion about all things digital marking for real estate agents!

This one is for YOU, MILLENNIAL WOMEN IN REAL ESTATE!! My friend and clubhouse co-host, Giselle Bartolo, talk all about what we’re doing to bridge the gap for millennial women in real estate who understand collaboration over competition.

Rafay is a real estate agent out in the Chicago area, and he’s building a brilliant opportunity for agents over there to thrive in a collaborative, fun and expansive team that’s structured and highly successful. Rafay and I discuss what it took for him to go from no mentor for brand new career in real estate to becoming the top 1% of real estate agents in Chicago running a fast growing team of 20+ agents.

In this final episode of the year, I talk about how choosing a word for the year helps me exponentially expand my understanding of that word. Generally, I pick a word I feel like I could embrace more of, myself, and then I tend to open up the flood gates of that word and the year progresses. The year becomes this, "case study," let’s call it, where I end up exploring the entire spectrum of that word.

Bekah Nugent, with Dwell House, came on to help talk us through what it takes when creating the perfect home, rather than expecting to find one! We go over the psychology behind what "home" means and the emotional connection we have to it.

Is getting a home you absolutely adore and love worth a few extra home cooked meals versus date night out on the town or a little less avocado toast from your favorite local cafe? In this episode, Deb Sprung (my mom) and I discuss how markets are cyclical and ever changing, so it’s important to consider that the house you’re shopping for will be desired by others in the future whether you plan on moving out or not.. we never ever know what curve ball will be thrown at us next.

In this episode, I talk you through the step by step process of buying a home and ~almost~ everything that happens within a transaction. I share the journey it takes to find the right home, how clarity shows up in different ways for every buyer, and my perspective on how shopping for a house is like dating and looking for the right partner.

Marianne Jones, a mortgage lender in the business for THIRTY EIGHT years, gets real & raw regarding the reality of buying a home with a significant other prior to marriage.

In this episode, Ethan and I discuss: Ethan’s journey with his tiny home, how rules and regulations are slowly changing in regards to tiny houses, the evolution and benefits of going tiny, some of the cool projects Ethan’s learned about over the course of having a podcast of his own where they discuss tiny houses in depth, as well as where we can find resources for more details of the tiny house movement.

Marc Demetriou is an expert in all things finance and mortgages, but from a holistic POV. I love this so much because there's way more to buying a house than the sale price and the down payment. We cover MANY of those topics in this conversation, including, but not limited to.... taking educated chances and risks, as well as what it means to take out a mortgage with a lender when buying a house.

This Q3 solo recap covers what I've learned this Summer through the lens of "Grace;" from difficult conversations to stressful moments in relation to finances and love, I've come to terms with trusting the timing of my life by using the quote whenever necessary.

If you didn't think niche was a thing in the real estate industry, think again!! Avery Carl bought her first rental property at 26 years old on a $37k salary. Now scaled, Avery is the CEO and founder of the Short Term Shop, a real estate team that helps investors acquire short term rental properties in "recession resistant markets."

Edna Keep is a real estate investment and mindset transformation coach who has a 90 day program as well as a book titled, "Multiple Ways to Wealth." In this episode, we discuss how real estate investing and mindset intertwine and play a huge role in how big of an empire you'd like to create, because there are always new mindset shifts that come with more responsibilities and leveling up in life to reach that next goal.

Abi Micki is a DIY queeenn! We discuss her new subscription box that services the person who wants a little bit of help in redesigning their space.

Shake and I discuss his journey of buying property in his 20s and having friends move in to off-set the mortgage payments as well as provide a place for his friends to stay with a reasonable rent. We talk using real estate to invest in a certain kind of lifestyle, how covid enabled Shake’s dream of buying a place in NYC possible, as well as the absolutely hilarious story behind the scenes of this decision coming to fruition.

My mom, Deb Sprung, and I were going to have a conversation about the real estate market to share with you, as she's a well-seasoned Real Estate Agent up in North Jersey. Due to a combo of tech issues and poor timing, I sent my mom some questions and she provided her answers for us that I share with you in this episode.