My Story

When you’re working hard to build something, it can be easy to lose sight of the other important parts of your life. It happened to me. I was committed to growing my business, but I learned that it was important to balance that with the other “Big Whys” in my life. There comes a time, after returning home exhausted, drained, and mentally reciting a to-do list, you need to take a step back and reassess the important things in life. Sometimes, the most difficult aspect can be admitting that. I’m a Spokane native, but I ventured out to see the world right after high school. I studied abroad in England and worked in Switzerland. I paid my own way with the money I’d made waiting tables. It gave me a taste for what it was like to interact with people from different walks of life, and I knew that whatever career I chose, I wanted that to be a key aspect. That was why I first got into property management. Along with my exciting new job, I then got married and had my daughter. (She’s now 15 and attending Gonzaga Prep playing Softball; It’s amazing how time flies!)

I took a step back and re-evaluated how we did business. I have coached 24 agents in the Spokane area. Some of these agents have become top agents and have become my great friends. I love to help! However, coaching was not allowing me to have the hours I needed in the day to keep me balanced. I also decided to focus less on lead generation and more on the clients we already had. When I did that, the referrals came pouring in! I carved out time in my busy schedule to rest. I hired a new real estate coach and personal fitness trainer; I was excited about the new path I was on. Between my faith and rebuilding my foundation, I was well-rested, reinvigorated, and extremely focused. I had the time for things that were important to me: my faith, family, health, travel, enjoying outdoor activities, and, as always, my business. It was just a matter of finding the right balance. I want results, and with results, I know my clients are getting the best customer service. Selling over 600 homes in Spokane and the surrounding area, there’s nothing I haven't seen. And there’s no such thing as a dumb question.