AREI 12: The Human-Nature Relationship with Susan Elliott

Written By Suzy Sevier

Having a healthy relationship with nature has benefits to our careers and well-being. This is what Susan Elliott will talk about in this episode. Susan’s story begins with a decade of traveling to rivers all over the world as a river guide and elite whitewater kayaker. While prioritizing epic experiences and building the international community, she failed to acknowledge the importance of financial security. She then became a River Restoration Engineer and a landlord but still did not find the freedom and financial confidence she knew was essential to living the adventurous life she wanted for her family. She then discovered Note Investing and the flexibility, risk mitigation, and positive impact potential that came with it. She founded Flow State Investing and helps to create wealth for her investors, her team, and the homeowners she works with.  In this episode, Susan shares how she is impacting people’s lives through note investing and the significance of the human-nature relationship. 

[00:01 - 08:01] Opening Segment 

  • We introduce Susan to the show

  • Susan’s background

    • How she started in real estate investing

    • Having an abundance mindset

[08:02 - 18:31] Impacting People’s Lives Through Note Investing   

  • Susan talks about note investing

    • Helping people deal with financial anxiety

    • Impacting people’s lives

  • Women empowerment in real estate investing

    • Advantages of being in an all-women space

    • Growing confidence

    • Diversification in the workspace

[18:32 - 25:01] The Human-Nature Relationship

  • Why the human-nature relationship is important

    • Working with natural forces

    • Susan on teaching Kayaking

  • What Susan loves about the real estate industry

  • The human aspect of real estate investing

[25:02 - 32:21] Closing Segment

  • Susan answers the Adventurous Four

  • How you can connect with Susan

Memorable Quote:

“That moment in someone’s life where they have a home, and they’re able to keep it, ripples into future generations, too, for generational wealth. It is a very important moment in someone’s financial life to be able to keep their home for their own stability and comfort level into retirement… It’s a pivotal moment for someone’s life.”  - Susan Elliott

Until next time...

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Suzy Sevier
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