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Aligning Your Living Space with Personal Growth: Insights from Kim Costa

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  In a recent episode of The Inner Estate, Bridget Stuart engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Kim Costa, a real estate expert and author of "Live in Your Wheelhouse." This episode delves into the integration of Maslow's hierarchy and the Wheel of Life, offering listeners a guide to aligning their living spaces with personal growth. Listen to the entire conversation for free at theinnerestate.com or on your favorite podcast platform. Kim Costa's journey from real estate to personal growth advocate is both inspiring and insightful. Her book provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and meeting our needs through our environments. As Kim eloquently puts it, "Align your space with your true self," emphasizing the importance of creating environments that reflect our inner selves. The discussion covers the challenges of buyer's remorse, a common issue in real estate, and the importance of understanding one's needs. Kim's personal exp...

From Teen to Team Leader: Jonathan Leach’s Real Estate Journey

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  By Bridget Stuart, Host of The Inner Estate Podcast Starting a real estate career at 18 might sound daunting, but for Jonathan Leach , it was the beginning of a remarkable journey. On this episode of The Inner Estate , I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jonathan — now a successful team leader in Joplin, Missouri, and Northwestern Arkansas — to talk about mindset, leadership, team building, and what it really takes to thrive in today’s real estate industry. Listen to the entire conversation for free on The Inner Estate website, YouTube, Rumble, or your favorite podcast platform.  Early Beginnings: A Leap into Real Estate at 18 Jonathan entered real estate straight out of high school, proving that age is no barrier when paired with vision and consistency. From day one, he committed to learning scripts, practicing conversations, and showing up daily — lessons he says made all the difference. “You have to show up every day. You have to practice every day.” — Jonathan...