Julie has a strong passion when it comes to self-improvement and understanding how one's mind works.  She put it to the test many times.  One such dream she had was in the early nineties when she volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House Storybook Ball.  She saw great things happen that evening to benefit those families with seriously ill children.  Julie wanted to be a part of such a great organization, which helped so many.  That night, in her mind, she imagined herself chairing the ball and helping others.  Three years later, Julie's dream came true and she hosted the Storybook Ball.  She discovered then that what one great philosopher, Napoleon Hill once said in his famous book, Think and Grow Rich was true “What the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve.”  She shares that same philosophy with her three children, husband, family, friends and a group of very special ladies.  Julie has moved on to help young girls as a Girl Scout Leader.  She aspires to guide her troop to believe in themselves and see in their minds actually achieving whatever goal they put out to accomplish.

Julie's goal is to make a difference in people's lives as a mentor and a coach.  Much in the same way some very important friends and teachers have been to her.  She feels that her real estate career has afforded her the opportunity to do just that.  In real estate you have to be keenly attuned to people's needs, desires and goals.  For some people, buying and selling real estate can be an emotional, frustrating, happy, exciting, glorious (you name it someone will eventually feel it) time in their lives.  But by understanding client's current and future goals, Julie can assist them in making the best possible decisions to suit their needs and make the move as easy as possible.