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• Beyond Sales: Navigating the Emotional Landscape of Real Estate

  Send us a message SummaryIn this conversation, Michael Gomez, a seasoned real estate broker in Nashville, shares insights into the emotional complexities of buying and selling homes. He discusses the misconceptions about realtors, the emotional attachments clients have to their homes, and the importance of navigating these feelings during transactions. Michael emphasizes the need for effective communication, negotiation strategies, and the lessons he's learned throughout his 14-year career. He also offers valuable advice for new agents entering the real estate industry.Key TakeawaysRealtors are not just salespeople; they guide clients through emotional decisions.Understanding clients' motivations is key to successful transactions.Emotional attachments to homes can complicate negotiations.Effective communication is crucial in real estate.Negotiation requires finding common ground between buyers and sellers.Real estate can be a stressful process, but it's important to stay calm.New agents should seek mentorship and not rush into the industry.Specializing in a niche can set agents apart from the competition.Patience and trust are essential in real estate dealings.Letting go of control can lead to better outcomes in negotiations.Support the showThanks for listening in! This work is easier when we do it together. 🎙 Episode Brought to You By: Dr. Nashay Lowe, Founder of Lowe Insights™ Consulting Stay connected: 🌐 www.loweinsights.com | 📧 [email protected] | 🔗 Linktree If you’d like me to bring this conversation to your stage, visit https://forms.gle/XineBr3err9W1HD49 to complete a request form. Want to support the show? Visit The Mind Shop™ and explore our Wearable Wisdom™ collection—minimalist merch designed to carry the spirit of The Resolution Room™ into everyday life. Every piece is a quiet reminder to pause, reflect, and lead with intention. Your purchase helps us keep the conversations going and the insights flowing. Shop at https://lowe-insights-mind-shop.fourthwall.com/ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/aavirall/soft-waves-forming License code: YHLX3CWSWGWNCJZT

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• Beyond the Pit: Building Workplaces You Don’t Dread Showing Up To

  Send us a message SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe speaks with Dr. Darrin Theriault, a military veteran and leadership consultant, about the profound impact of leadership on individuals and organizations. They explore the emotional toll of toxic workplaces, the importance of trauma-informed leadership, and the necessity of creating healthier work cultures. Darrin shares his personal journey from the military to academia and consulting, emphasizing the need for leaders to connect with their teams on a personal level. The discussion also delves into the challenges of work-life balance, the distinction between power and control, and the significance of integrity in building a brand.Key TakeawaysLeadership can either break or build people.Toxic leadership creates a pit in employees' stomachs.Emotional labor is draining and often unrecognized.Power is often confused with control in leadership.People and relationships are crucial in leadership.No employee should go to work with a pit in their stomach.Building a consulting business requires self-reflection.Integrity is essential in branding and leadership.Leaders must connect with their teams personally.The law of unintended consequences affects decision-making.Support the showThanks for listening in! This work is easier when we do it together. 🎙 Episode Brought to You By: Dr. Nashay Lowe, Founder of Lowe Insights™ Consulting Stay connected: 🌐 www.loweinsights.com | 📧 [email protected] | 🔗 Linktree If you’d like me to bring this conversation to your stage, visit https://forms.gle/XineBr3err9W1HD49 to complete a request form. Want to support the show? Visit The Mind Shop™ and explore our Wearable Wisdom™ collection—minimalist merch designed to carry the spirit of The Resolution Room™ into everyday life. Every piece is a quiet reminder to pause, reflect, and lead with intention. Your purchase helps us keep the conversations going and the insights flowing. Shop at https://lowe-insights-mind-shop.fourthwall.com/ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/aavirall/soft-waves-forming License code: YHLX3CWSWGWNCJZT

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• Cultural Competency Isn’t a Buzzword—It’s a Path to Understanding

  Send us a message SummaryIn this episode, Dr. Nashay Lowe talks with Lila Raouf, an expert in international development and emergency management, to explore the concept of cultural competency. They discuss the importance of cultural humility over mastery, the evolution of understanding cultural competency through personal experiences, and the necessity of curiosity in cross-cultural interactions. The conversation highlights the risks of lacking cultural competency in the U.S. and emphasizes the need for social cohesion. Lila shares insights from her research on refugee education and the potential for positive change in humanitarian work, concluding with a hopeful outlook for the future.Key TakeawaysCultural humility is more important than cultural mastery.Cultural competency should be viewed as a mindset.Personal experiences shape our understanding of cultural competency.Preparation and openness are crucial in research.Curiosity leads to deeper understanding across cultures.Lack of cultural competency risks social cohesion in the U.S.Americans often have a different perspective on cultural norms.There are many ways to approach education and humanitarian work.Cultural competency is essential for effective leadership.Hope exists for positive change in humanitarian efforts. Support the showThanks for listening in! This work is easier when we do it together. 🎙 Episode Brought to You By: Dr. Nashay Lowe, Founder of Lowe Insights™ Consulting Stay connected: 🌐 www.loweinsights.com | 📧 [email protected] | 🔗 Linktree If you’d like me to bring this conversation to your stage, visit https://forms.gle/XineBr3err9W1HD49 to complete a request form. Want to support the show? Visit The Mind Shop™ and explore our Wearable Wisdom™ collection—minimalist merch designed to carry the spirit of The Resolution Room™ into everyday life. Every piece is a quiet reminder to pause, reflect, and lead with intention. Your purchase helps us keep the conversations going and the insights flowing. Shop at https://lowe-insights-mind-shop.fourthwall.com/ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/aavirall/soft-waves-forming License code: YHLX3CWSWGWNCJZT

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• The Thread Between Us

  Send us a message SummaryIn this episode, Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the themes of transformation, self-reflection, and the cost of performing in various aspects of life. Through reflections from the stories of different guests, she highlights the importance of authenticity, the journey of self-discovery, and the need to redefine success on one's own terms. The conversation emphasizes that true growth comes from understanding oneself and embracing the quiet conflicts we face internally, rather than seeking external validation or perfection.Key TakeawaysThe most powerful takeaways come from patterns in stories.Transformation begins when we stop performing who we think we're supposed to be.We need a new relationship with our bodies, not just new diets.Change should come from care, not shame.Growth doesn't have to come from self-criticism.Career paths can become cages built on others' expectations.It's not too late to pivot and rewrite your life.Power can come from being true to oneself, not just being loud.Confidence can be quiet and still powerful.Resolution often starts with internal questions rather than external conversations.Support the showThanks for listening in! This work is easier when we do it together. 🎙 Episode Brought to You By: Dr. Nashay Lowe, Founder of Lowe Insights™ Consulting Stay connected: 🌐 www.loweinsights.com | 📧 [email protected] | 🔗 Linktree If you’d like me to bring this conversation to your stage, visit https://forms.gle/XineBr3err9W1HD49 to complete a request form. Want to support the show? Visit The Mind Shop™ and explore our Wearable Wisdom™ collection—minimalist merch designed to carry the spirit of The Resolution Room™ into everyday life. Every piece is a quiet reminder to pause, reflect, and lead with intention. Your purchase helps us keep the conversations going and the insights flowing. Shop at https://lowe-insights-mind-shop.fourthwall.com/ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/aavirall/soft-waves-forming License code: YHLX3CWSWGWNCJZT

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• Boundaries Are Not Barriers: Redefining Limits as Acts of Care

  Send us a message SummaryIn this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the importance of setting boundaries in relationships, emphasizing that boundaries are not about rejection but about protection and sustainability. She discusses the guilt associated with saying no, the need for clear communication, and how boundaries can actually strengthen connections rather than weaken them. Through practical advice and insights, Dr. Lowe encourages listeners to view boundaries as a means of fostering healthier relationships and self-respect.Key TakeawaysBoundaries are essential for sustainability in relationships.Saying no is not a rejection but a recognition of limits.Guilt often arises from confusing self-respect with selfishness.Clear communication of needs strengthens relationships.Boundaries should be seen as invitations, not punishments.Avoiding boundaries leads to confusion and resentment.Practicing boundaries requires clarity and care in communication.Boundaries help maintain connection rather than create distance.Growth comes with discomfort, especially in setting boundaries.Boundaries are bridges that foster deeper connections.ReferencesBrown, B. (2018). Dare to lead: Brave work. Tough conversations. Whole hearts. Random House.Orbuch, T. L. (2009). 5 simple steps to take your marriage from good to great. Delacorte Press.Tawwab, N. G. (2021). Set boundaries, find peace: A guide to reclaiming yourself. TarcherPerigee.Support the showThanks for listening in! This work is easier when we do it together. 🎙 Episode Brought to You By: Dr. Nashay Lowe, Founder of Lowe Insights™ Consulting Stay connected: 🌐 www.loweinsights.com | 📧 [email protected] | 🔗 Linktree If you’d like me to bring this conversation to your stage, visit https://forms.gle/XineBr3err9W1HD49 to complete a request form. Want to support the show? Visit The Mind Shop™ and explore our Wearable Wisdom™ collection—minimalist merch designed to carry the spirit of The Resolution Room™ into everyday life. Every piece is a quiet reminder to pause, reflect, and lead with intention. Your purchase helps us keep the conversations going and the insights flowing. Shop at https://lowe-insights-mind-shop.fourthwall.com/ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/aavirall/soft-waves-forming License code: YHLX3CWSWGWNCJZT

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