Committed to going above and beyond the listing to bring community and well-being to your doorstep.
Why “Dwell Well”? What does it mean?
I could be “Mindy Brown Properties” “Mindy Brown Homes” or “Mindy Brown Real Estate,” but I believe that your home is more than just a place to live; it’s a foundation for your well-being and a gateway to community connection. My mission is to provide a supportive and seamless real estate experience that goes beyond transactions.
I am not a sales person.
I guide and advise clients on how to position themselves throughout the process of buying and selling real estate.
I look out for the best interest of my clients based on their unique circumstances
I strive to curate meaningful relationships, not only with my clients but also with local businesses, fostering a sense of belonging and engagement in every neighborhood I serve.
With a commitment to genuine value, collaboration, and community enhancement, I empower individuals and families to dwell well and thrive in their new homes.
It is my mission with Dwell Well PNW to build collaborative relationships that enrich, engage, enhance, and connect local residents.
Thank you for trusting and referring me! I would be honored to help if you or someone you know is considering a move.
MY PHILOSOPHY
I had an “A-ha!” moment recently. Fun fact: I was a cross country runner for 6 years - it’s what took me to California and Santa Clara University. I realized that working in Real Estate is a lot like running cross country. What a lot of people don’t realize is that while cross country can be viewed as an individual sport - you are technically “in competition” with each and every runner - it takes the full team for each runner to be successful. There is team training, team pride (no egos!), and rooting for one another to run stronger and smarter. Sometimes runners pair up to push each other and achieve greater results together. Sometimes you stop and help someone who’s struggling. You can even make or break results depending on how you choose to spend time training in the “off season.”
My Real Estate career is very similar. As the Founder and Owner of Dwell Well PNW, I am my own entity. But my success is directly related to the team that I work with at @WindermereNorth and the relationships I’ve built in my communities. We get to empower each other every day to achieve greater results and help our clients find their next home. We work together for the mutual benefit of all. One of the major differences between my cross country days and my Real Estate career is that I used to run with boys. At @WindermereNorth I’ve found so much inspiration, friendship, and goodwill with women. And the support I’ve received from my incredible team has afforded me the resources to remain true to who I am, and advocate for and amplify the women in my communities, their small businesses, and their success. That’s why I’m committed to going above and beyond the listing to bring community and well-being to my clients’ doorsteps. I’m so grateful to team up with @WindermereNorth. We’ve got an incredible top Coach in @mama_lena_206, and star assistant coaches, marketing, administrative and transaction support to keep us on track. Collaborative colleagues have become fast friends, providing extra support as one another’s cheerleaders. I look forward to running this proverbial race alongside you. We are “cooperating brokers” after all!
#womensupportingwomen #womanownedbusiness #collaborate #cooperate #teamworkmakesthedreamwork
Edmonds Moms Meetup
Have a *Pandemic Baby*? Ask me about our local Edmonds Moms Meetup Group. We have DAILY opportunities to connect with neighbors in the same season of parenthood for friendship and support.
Edmonds Moms Meetup: a simple ask to meet neighboring “Pandemic Parents” blossoms into building community and supporting local small businesses
Edmonds, WA — In a heartwarming response to the challenges of parenting during a pandemic, a vibrant community of 1,100+ moms has emerged in Edmonds. Edmonds Moms Meetup, born two and a half years ago, has become a "third place" for growing families navigating the challenges of parenthood amid unprecedented times and beyond.
The group is dedicated to providing a safe space for families with Pandemic babies and younger to foster friendships with neighbors and provide support, while being mindful of the unique and complex challenges of motherhood. It’s not easy being first-time parents in general, especially in the early days when sleep is scarce and getting out can be daunting. Add giving birth and bringing home a new baby during a pandemic… Many members moved to Edmonds from other cities around this time. Upon membership approval, everyone is encouraged to introduce their families, share their interests, check out and plan events to connect in a way that works for their family. The welcoming environment and collective effort has created a vibrant network that truly embodies the spirit of community.
With an emphasis on building connections, every single post has to be an opportunity to meet up. Group members organize a range of activities, from weekly stroller walks and park playdates to game nights, book clubs, workshops, and special interest groups focusing on 2nd languages, TV shows, postpartum depression, neuro-diversity, and age-specific subgroups. Moms Night Out happy hours, brunches, and family mixers also ensure there are opportunities for everyone to participate and connect in a way that is on their comfort level. Yes, we are THOSE parents who take our kids wine tasting! 🍷🍷😁 Bonus? The group is supporting local small businesses through their many gatherings.
Upcoming events promise to enhance this growing community. On Saturday, October 26th, the group will host its 2nd Annual Halloween Costume Party and Contest in collaboration with local businesses. This family mixer, where members are welcome to bring their families, will feature prizes donated by small businesses, many of which are owned by members of the group. Sponsors include Kelnero & Vinbero, Thrive Kids Dentistry, Vie & Vin, Tidy Rebel Organizing,The Social Chain Co., and Body Motion Physical Therapy, offering generous prizes from gift cards and gift baskets to complimentary family portraits. The Cottage Bakery, Charcoal, Little Bipsy, The Hook, Ombu Salon, Yoga Sanctuary have also graciously donated. Pacific Northwest Premium Rentals is also sponsoring a professional photo booth.. The support from our local businesses reflects the community spirit cultivated by the group.
For families interested in joining, Edmonds Moms Meetup is active on Facebook where they share details about upcoming events and gatherings. For a sneak peek at events like last year's Halloween Costume Party + Contest, and prizes sponsored for this year, you may visit @dwellwellpnw on Instagram.
As the saying goes, "It takes a village" to raise a child, and in a time when connection is more essential than ever, this local movement exemplifies the transformative power of community and connecting with neighbors.