Slowing Down to Speed Up with Julie Holly

<p>To grow, as so many of us want to do, you have to slow down and get connected to what's important to you. Let’s explore this important concept with today's guest Julie Holly.</p><p><br></p><p>Starting in single-family homes and house-hacking before it had a name, she managed properties from 1k miles away and currently invests passively in nearly 300 doors.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In this episode, Liz and Andresa dig deep into Julie's experience as an educator, her ability to relate with people, and how she's helping people reframe the belief of having to go "full steam ahead" and, instead, stopping until you become the kind of person you want to be.</p><p><br></p><p>If you want to be a high performer, achieve long-term success, or even ease the overwhelm, jump in and learn the power of slowing down to speed up!</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “We forget that everything that we are created with, sometimes it takes time to grow and to incubate.” (8:34 - 8:42)&nbsp;</p><p>• “Sometimes you have to take a hard stop and go, ‘Who do I want to be?’ And when you know who you want to be, sometimes you just press pause and say, ‘No, no, no, stop. Full stop! That's not the direction I want to go, and until I can figure out how to get where I want to go, this train stops here.’” (9:57 - 10:07)</p><p>• “I had to learn how to value myself and to see myself the way other people see me…&nbsp; I've learned to accept who I am, for better, for worse.” (19:48 - 20:37)</p><p>• “The clearer you are on what you want, the easier it is to say no to other things because it doesn't align. It's easier to say, ‘Oh, well, that doesn't align with where I'm going.’” (24:30 - 24:40)</p><p>• “I'd rather serve people well and say, ‘You know what, it's better to move forward and struggle your way forward and be going forward than to just stay on the sidelines.’” (31:58 - 32:07)&nbsp;</p><p>• “We can't know it all, and there's always gonna be somebody else ahead of us. Like, it doesn't matter. So that's why knowing where you w