In a recent interview conducted with Kisha Prisinzano ( Coastal E lite Team), we discovered a wealth of knowledge about her passion and love for God, for families and Real EState.
KLT WHAT INSPIRES THE CORPORATE CULTURE AND YOU I NDIVIDUALY AT YOUR REAL ESTATE OFFICE? KP I believewhat inspiresour cor p orate cultur e, and myself as an ag ent is that weare an empathy-driven c ompany. Weac t ually careabout our clien ts and Exit truly cares abou t our agents. W e firmly be lie ve in giving back toourcommunity. We believe goo d l eaders are tra in e d and equippe d to be the ve ry best. Ourculture is heart-driven. This iswhy EXITwas such a g r eat fit for me.
KL T WHAT SETS YOU APART FROM YOUR COMPE TITION
KLT HOW HAS YOUR CHRISTI AN JOURN E Y I MPACTED THE WAY YOU CONDUCT
KP
I think what s ets m e apart fro m the
com p eti tion i s tha t I care more a bout the person than my prof it. I don't just wan t to sell a house a n d earn a commission. I want to tr u l y h e lp th at individual and/or family. w ant them to love the entire home bu ying exper ience. I w on't serve my client to the b est of my abi lit y, going over and abo ve, and being there eve n aft er t he transact ion i s co mplet e.
BUSIN E SS? KP
My faith has i mpacted the w ay I do bu siness sim p l y
b y mo de lin g th e w ay Chris t did - LOVE and to s erv e and not be served. I have dev o t e d m y busin e ss t o Him. This is a mi n istry as m u ch as i t is real estate , for me. I also made it a practice not to work Sundays. {I know some are c r i n g ing! LOL,} Bu t I hav e set he a l thy bou ndarie s and live b y the m. I often te l l m y clie nts, tha t if God t ook a day of re s t, Kisha will, and n eeds to a lso. And surprising ly , I have NEVER had an iss u e with
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WHEN COINCIDENCES ARE REALLY GOD-INCIDENCES Have you ever had a set of circumstances in your life that were so unexpected and so convoluted that you knew there was no other way it could have happened except by divine appointment? Heather certainly did. She and her family lived in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, hundreds of miles from their hometown in Northern Va. After her grandmother died and her mother-in-law hospitalized for triple by-pass surgery, she longed to move closer to her extended family in West Virginia. After applying for a transfer, her husband Bob was chosen for a job in Huntington. They packed up their three children, Roberta, Cameron, and Caleb and headed west. During a routine eye exam of their oldest son, ameron, the optometrist discovered a bulging optic nerve. He was then referred to an ophthalmologist at Saline Memorial Hospital for further evaluation. A CAT scan showed that nine year-old Cameron had a brain tumor. They were then instructed to take Cameron to Children's Hospital. Dr. Burson, one of the neurosurgeons, was there waiting for them. An MRI showed that the tumor appeared to have tentacles wrapped around the brain stem and needed to be removed right away. If the tentacles were intertwined around the brain stem, and if the stem was damaged during the resection and removal of the tumor, there was a chance that Robert would not be able to walk or talk after surgery. The doctor assured the weary parents that he would do his best to remove the tumor without damaging the brain stem, but there was a risk.
Friends and family rallied around this little family with prayer and support. A man who worked with Heather at Family Life Today was a great source of encouragement. "Sandy had been diagnosed with a brain tumor years earlier," Heather explained. "He came to encourage Cameron that night in the hospital. It was so encouraging to see a man who had undergone brain surgery walking and talking normally. The Lord used him and his story to fill our hearts with great hope." Then another burst of hope came through an email. The son of a woman who also worked with Heather also had a brain tumor removed by the same neurosurgeon that would be removing Robert's. "Dr. Burson studied under one of the greatest neurosurgeons in the country," she began. "And he is a follower of Jesus Christ too." The next morning Cameron was taken into surgery. Hours later, the smiling doctor reported that the tumor had been safely removed and the tentacles had not yet wrapped around the brain stem as the MRI had suggested. God had orchestrated the Molden family's move from North Carolina to West Virginia at just the right time. He knew the tumor was there. He knew one of the best neurosurgeons in the country was there.