Heather Sittig's guest appearances

Heather Sittig

The Tom Ferry Podcast Experience

KQED's Perspectives

The Real Estate Sessions

Steve Pacinelli

Heather Sittig Jackson

Marc Davison

Jason Pantana

Adam Contos

Stefan Swanepoel

Tom Ferry

David Tal

Matt Fagioli

Kevin Kauffman

Krista Mashore

Gary Vaynerchuk

Stacey Brown Randall

Tony Baroni

Seth Godin

OwlTail

Heather Sittig says if adults act like adults, then school kids can be school kids again, safely. I remember entering my 20s with optimism coursing through my veins. I lived in San Francisco – where everything felt possible and nothing could stop me from reaching my dreams. My after-work routine included regularly catching up with friends at the corner bars sprinkled throughout the city. I can only imagine how it feels to be a young adult today, living in a world clouded by COVID, watching your dreams grow wings and flutter away. If you’re a young adult you may be an essential worker, spending days purchasing and delivering other people’s groceries, or cooking food for take-out. After a long day out in the world, interacting with others, the lure to go hang out with your friends is hard to resist. Afterall, COVID-19 often doesn’t even present symptoms in people your age. Why not hang out? So maybe you do. And maybe you have good intentions to socially distance as you order your first drink. But then you have to take off masks to drink your drinks, and as you’re getting tipsy 6 feet starts to feel really far away. Soon enough your inhibitions are down. COVID loves to mingle with people like you. For children today, life in the age of COVID is different. They cannot elect to spend their day in school, and hang out with their friends afterwards. COVID holds our children captive. They are developing in a confined environment, wings clipped, dreams defined by the desire to escape. Many families rely on schools for meals, access to technology and childcare. In short, children are paying the price for everyone who is throwing caution to the wind. It’s time for adults to start adulting and stop self-indulging. No, it’s not fun to stay home after work and Zoom with your friends. No, it’s not fair. But the price children are paying for your freedom to fraternize just isn’t worth it. How about we close bars and open schools? If adults act like adults, well, then kids can be kids. With a Perspective, I’m Heather Sittig. Heather Sittig is CEO of a Bay Area health tech company helping organizations mitigate against exposure to COVID-19.

Heather Sittig says if adults act like adults, then school kids can be school kids again, safely. I remember entering my 20s with optimism coursing through my veins. I lived in San Francisco – where everything felt possible and nothing could stop me from reaching my dreams. My after-work routine included regularly catching up with friends at the corner bars sprinkled throughout the city. I can only imagine how it feels to be a young adult today, living in a world clouded by COVID, watching your dreams grow wings and flutter away. If you’re a young adult you may be an essential worker, spending days purchasing and delivering other people’s groceries, or cooking food for take-out. After a long day out in the world, interacting with others, the lure to go hang out with your friends is hard to resist. Afterall, COVID-19 often doesn’t even present symptoms in people your age. Why not hang out? So maybe you do. And maybe you have good intentions to socially distance as you order your first drink. But then you have to take off masks to drink your drinks, and as you’re getting tipsy 6 feet starts to feel really far away. Soon enough your inhibitions are down. COVID loves to mingle with people like you. For children today, life in the age of COVID is different. They cannot elect to spend their day in school, and hang out with their friends afterwards. COVID holds our children captive. They are developing in a confined environment, wings clipped, dreams defined by the desire to escape. Many families rely on schools for meals, access to technology and childcare. In short, children are paying the price for everyone who is throwing caution to the wind. It’s time for adults to start adulting and stop self-indulging. No, it’s not fun to stay home after work and Zoom with your friends. No, it’s not fair. But the price children are paying for your freedom to fraternize just isn’t worth it. How about we close bars and open schools? If adults act like adults, well, then kids can be kids. With a Perspective, I’m Heather Sittig. Heather Sittig is CEO of a Bay Area health tech company helping organizations mitigate against exposure to COVID-19.

Heather Sittig: Close Bars, Open Schools

November 21, 2017 - With so much new technology being created in the real estate space, I am always thrilled to chat with leaders of these companies. For Episode 116 of The Real Estate Sessions, I visit with Heather Sittig Jackson, CEO of Relola. Relola helps agents share their insights from an app. Insights can be about a listing visited or anything in their community. Local content creation is simplified with Relola. Enjoy Heather's story and the "aha" moment that led to her new company.

November 21, 2017 - With so much new technology being created in the real estate space, I am always thrilled to chat with leaders of these companies. For Episode 116 of The Real Estate Sessions, I visit with Heather Sittig Jackson, CEO of Relola. Relola helps agents share their insights from an app. Insights can be about a listing visited or anything in their community. Local content creation is simplified with Relola. Enjoy Heather's story and the "aha" moment that led to her new company.

Episode 116 - Heather Sittig Jackson, CEO Relola

This week on the #TomFerryShow I have a very special guest!Heather Sittig Jackson, the founder of Relola, and I talk about:-How to build a team around culture-What it takes to be Fearless-The one thing you must have if you want to build something greatI know you are really going to enjoy this conversation with Heather, and be sure to let me know your thoughts in the comments below!Learn more: http://bit.ly/2oI2KWM------------I hope you got some helpful tips and new ideas from this podcast. To ensure you don't miss all my FREE training all you have to do is sign up here with your email bit.ly/TF-VideoTraining------------Connect with me on my other social channels:Facebook - facebook.com/TomFerryTwitter - twitter.com/TomFerryYouTube - youtube.com/RealEstateTrainingTFInstagram - instagram.com/TomFerry

This week on the #TomFerryShow I have a very special guest! Heather Sittig Jackson, the founder of Relola, and I talk about: -How to build a team around culture -What it takes to be Fearless -The one thing you must have if you want to build something great I know you are really going to enjoy this conversation with Heather, and be sure to let me know your thoughts in the comments below! Learn more: <a href="http://bit.ly/2oI2KWM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/2oI2KWM</a> ------------ I hope you got some helpful tips and new ideas from this podcast. To ensure you don't miss all my FREE training all you have to do is sign up here with your email <a href="http://bit.ly/TF-VideoTraining" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/TF-VideoTraining</a> ------------ Connect with me on my other social channels: Facebook - <a href="http://facebook.com/TomFerry" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/TomFerry</a> Twitter - <a href="http://twitter.com/TomFerry" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitter.com/TomFerry</a> YouTube - <a href="http://youtube.com/RealEstateTrainingTF" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/RealEstateTrainingTF</a> Instagram - <a href="http://instagram.com/TomFerry" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/TomFerry</a>

Building A Team With Heather Sittig Jackson | #TomFerryShow Episode 111