Q: Professional Insights:
A: The Sales Associates in our office are responsible for working with lifetime clients and potential clients. This includes (but is not limited too) discussing their needs, providing information, and helping navigate the market. I have the best team and tools (the office staff / fellow associates), which allows me to be confident in tending to our clients’ needs and micromanage any irregularities that get thrown our way.

The thing I like most about this position is meeting somebody for the first time, understanding their goals and needs, and applying our systems and processes to ensure they are on the right path. On top of helping others learn and grow, I really enjoy fighting for my people and their best interests. At the end of the day, It is my duty to ensure you have the best tools and experience possible, which is why I have joined the Nancy Kowalik Team.

Q: 3 things about you:
A:Being informed. It is important to absorb and spread knowledge for all parts of life. Be creative. It is great to keep things interesting and mix things up. This way you are always learning and having fun.
Enjoy what you do and do what you enjoy.

Q: Things that make you smile:
A: Laughing. Helping others! Having meaningful discussions. Taking time to relax and appreciate. Cooking / Eating.

Q: If you could be on the cover of any magazine, which one and what would the headline read?
A: The USA Hockey Magazine for winning the Stanley Cup

Q: Fairly useless but unique skill or trick?
A: I can flip a water bottle and make it land standing up almost every time… very impressive skill. I know.

Q: Most interesting and fairly useless fact you’ve heard about anything?
A: Honey is the only food that doesn’t expire.

Q: Goofy and guilty pleasure of yours?
A: Eating way too much food!

Q: Favorite quote? Why?
A: “Genius is 1% inspiration, and 99% perspiration” – Thomas Edison. It describes how anything is possible with hard work, dedication and a bit of creativity.

Q: Favorite food? Why?
A: Tacos: There are endless variations. 

Q: Favorite book? Why?
A: The Great Gatsby: This book shows that you can have everything and still be unhappy. It is more important to focus on the non-material / non-monetary versions of wealth.

Q: Favorite movie? Why?
A: The Shawshank Redpemption. In a place where many do not show integrity or respect for others, a potentially wrongly convicted murderer, maintains his core values. He also uses knowledge to gain an advantage in his negative situation, leading to the unlikely success of his plan. I of course know this is a fictional movie, but the values are applicable.

Q: Future Aspiration?
A: Rescuing a puppy and gifting them a life that they may have never known