The Mission

A Light in the Window was founded after Maj-Britt participated in numerous group coaching sessions at Keller Williams Crystal Coast, and read the book “The One Thing” by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan. With that came the awareness of three of her limiting beliefs: business is a bad word, big is bad, and money is bad. Letting go of all that badness freed her to dream BIG. A few beach walks, and a couple meditation sessions later and she knew A Light in the Window was her “one thing.” She is grateful to have found a way to yoke her ministerial identity with her skills as a real estate consultant.

Looking back, Maj-Britt believes the original seed for this business was planted when, at age fourteen, she heard her minister father, who suffered from chronic, acute depression cry out in pain, “who will minister to the ministers?” Ever since entering Divinity School Maj-Britt has thought about working as a minister to ministers. A Light in the Window is her path to realizing that dream, if in a somewhat different way than she might have anticipated.

THE MISSION

of A Light in the Window is:

To connect the greatest number of persons possible, at no cost to them, with a compatible, highly competent realtor when they enter the search for a new home.

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THE VISION

Putting no limitation on the number of individuals and families served, and thus the size of the business, A Light in the Window will grow. Leveraging growth with creative people and innovative technological systems, we will bring on staff at an excellent rate of pay, with good benefits, and will encourage a work environment of fun, personal growth and compassionate service to others.

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THE  BIG  VISION

As A Light in the Window grows so will the amount of it's giving, incrementally exceeding its current commitment of 10%. The BIGGEST vision is the banking of enough funds to launch a foundation that will provide coaching for persons living at or near the edge financially. The objective of the foundation will be to guide and assist said persons toward discovering and implementing their One Thing.

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