May 23, 2019
Kristy has
been involved in the Real Estate industry for over 15 years in
various levels. She started with her first home purchase at 21 by
selling everything she & her boyfriend Eric (now husband) owned
just to get a down payment. By 25 she started her own company
transforming homes even though another ”specialist” told her not to
bother she would never be successful. Over the years alongside
building her business she and Eric renovated 5 homes & 1 commercial
property with great success. She jokingly calls it ”Flipping up”
even though she had no intention of taking on properties to
“Flip” alongside her personal home for various logistic
reasons.
After many moves
and renovating her homes over time, she also built her Home Staging
Company to #1 with an amazing team working directly with many of
the top 20% real estate agents in the city of Ottawa. After a
decade of building success, she made the bold decision to sell her
business and focus on building
relationships, understanding her clients needs and custom tailoring
solutions for those needs. This is why she chose to be apart of
Ottawa’s top real estate team the Ottawa Capital
Group.
In this podcast Kristy talks about her decision to join the Ottawa
Capital Group as a licensed realtor, she talks about her plastic
restaurant fiasco which inspired a major change in her life and her
new Guinea Fowls she takes care of with her husband Eric at their
home in Kemptville and so much more! Check out the podcast details
below:
Episode Links
https://www.kristymorrison.com
Books:
Creating Successful Business Systems: A Home Staging & Decorators Guide
Social Media:
Episode Timeline:
- 2:15 - Why the switch into real estate
- 5:30 - Costa Rica
- 10:30 - Meditation
- 16:00 - Her Kemptville home
- 21:00 - The Guinea Fowl - African Turkey
- 26:45 - Writing books, making goals
- 35:00 - Family
- 41:00 - Reduce Waste - taking baby steps
- 46:00 - Parting Words
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Quote
"All I do is
let them out in the morning, they run around during the day eat
ticks and mosquitoes and bugs throughout my yard, and than I
lock them up at night and fill up their food and water every couple
of days"
--Kristy Morrison on her
Guinea Fowls