Articles by author: Christina Suter

Happy Holidays! This week on the Ask Christina First Radio Show I will be sharing with you how you can use the holidays to expand your business. No matter what religion or practice, this is the time of year for giving.
Do you run a business that has giving as part of it? Do you provide a service to people? Does your product serve others by helping them do something more easily?

Tune in Thursday December 17, 2015 at 8am and 2pm PST on www.awoptalk247.com

A client asked me recently, what I thought was a great question. He inquired, “How do I know what trends are affecting my industry?”

I answered him and after our conversation, thought more about how I could help him. I found a blog post by Tom Egelhoff that offered some additional advice to him and all small business owners.

A client asked me recently, what I thought was a great question. He inquired, “How do I know what trends are affecting my industry?” I answered him and after our conversation, thought more about how I could help him. I found a blog post by Tom Egelhoff that offered some additional advice to him and all small business owners.
Tune in today, Thursday December 10th at 8am and 2pm PT on www.awoptalk247.com

Every one of us started with a vision, we started with the desire to make a difference. We could see how we could do something better, from taking care of dogs to selling cars, every business started with a vision. The visionary saw how they could run a business, and for me, my vision kept me up at night.

Every one of us started with a vision, we started with the desire to make a difference. We could see how we could do something better, from taking care of dogs to selling cars, every business started with a vision. The visionary saw how they could run a business, and for me, my vision kept me up at night. This week on the radio show I will be discussing your vision and why it matters, especially as we prepare to enter a New Year.

Tune in today, December 3rd at 8am and 2pm PST on www.awoptalk247.com.

This week I had the privilege of interviewing Investorpreneur J. Massey again. J is an author, speaker, community leader, husband and father of four. His company provides clean, safe, affordable housing to people who need it when it matters most and teaches others how to do the same. He also teaches people how to get their real estate business off the ground.

Why Marketing is important for business and real estate?

This week I will have the privilege of interviewing Investorpreneur J. Massey again. J is an author, speaker, community leader, husband and father of four. His company provides clean, safe, affordable housing to people who need it when it matters most and teaches others how to do the same. He also teaches people how to get their real estate business off the ground.

Tune in today, Thursday November 26, 2015 at 8am and 2pm PT on www.awoptalk247.com

J. Massey is a husband, father, entrepreneur, real estate developer, and investor. He hosts the podcast Cashflow Diary and is a master facilitator.

It was my pleasure to have J. on the radio show and during our discussion about where his first real estate transaction came, he shared his story about trials, health tribulations, and triumph.

As usual, the last radio show I do every month is centered around real estate. This week's radio show is my interview with J. Massey. Massey is a real estate developer, investor, and host of the Cash Flow Diary podcast. He will share his amazing and inspiring story of how he and his wife overcame health issues, and went from squatting in bank-owned properties to now owning dozens of properties and commercial space.

Tune in today, Thursday November 19, 2015 on www.awoptalk247.com at 8am and 2pm PT.

This week I wanted to continue the discussion of systemic systems and the affect they have on your business. A systemic system is any system that moves through and affects your company, which you may or may not be aware of.

Last week I used the beer example and how sudden popularity of a beer brand led to the makers being 6 weeks behind their new demand.