Sandy Vong Concierge Agent #171562

Sandy Vong Concierge Agent #171562 By helping my client reach their goals, my family get to have the utmost quality of life.

I am grateful to attract the most wonderful people that help feed my babies.

I am so blessed to make this post and thank everyone for reaching out to help. I want to take a moment to publicly than...
10/23/2025

I am so blessed to make this post and thank everyone for reaching out to help. I want to take a moment to publicly thank a complete stranger — a true angel in Sparks, NV — who helped my 78-year-old dad today.

My dad went to the grocery store and somehow got disoriented and lost. He didn’t make it home, and it reached the point where my brother had to file a missing person report.

But in this day and age… a kind Samaritan SAW an elderly man wandering alone — and instead of looking away — he stopped. He checked my dad’s ID, confirmed his address, and personally drove him all the way home.

My dad literally hitchhiked home — because someone still believed in helping another human being. He doesn’t remember anything — not a name, not a car, nothing. This angel didn’t even stay to be thanked.

To whoever you are:
You not only brought my father home safely — you showed my sons that there are still courageous, compassionate people in this world. I will be forever grateful.

And to my incredible tribe — family, friends, neighbors — THANK YOU. The immediate texts, calls, and willingness to act without hesitation reminded me how strong our community really is. I could not ask for better people in my life.

If anyone in the Sparks area may know who this was — PLEASE help me find him so I can thank him properly.

Your act of humanity reminded us all that goodness is still very real — and I promise to pay it forward.

🙏❤️

10/11/2025

✨ One of the cities my mom always dreamed of visiting was New York — so my siblings and I made it happen.

We had two seniors, three kids, and zero idea how we’d pull it off… but we did. ❤️

It’s an honor to be at a point in life where we can give back to our parents — to not just afford it, but to create memories that money could never buy.

Full hearts. Tired feet. Grateful kids. 🗽

45. My 20s were a blur of late nights, casino swing shifts, and drinking wine I couldn’t afford to appreciate. My metabo...
09/13/2025

45. My 20s were a blur of late nights, casino swing shifts, and drinking wine I couldn’t afford to appreciate. My metabolism was unstoppable, my judgment… less so. My 30s? Let’s just say survival mode with a side of chaos (including an ‘accidental’ pregnancy after 7 years of practicing —life really has jokes).

Now in my 40s, I’ve quit drinking, swapped snowboarding for squats, and somehow care about antioxidants. I work out like it’s a part-time job and still don’t see abs, but at least I’m alive long enough to complain about it.

The truth is, I still feel like a hot mess most days—but now it’s with better boundaries and fewer hangovers. I’m grateful I actually love my 40s, and I can peacefully say thank you to my 20s for the fast metabolism and no-hangover days… but I’ll keep the peace, purpose, and perspective I’ve got now

“10 questions. That’s all it took to call me out on myself.I wasn’t expecting much when I tried this exercise, and thoug...
09/06/2025

“10 questions. That’s all it took to call me out on myself.

I wasn’t expecting much when I tried this exercise, and thought it will be a good journal prompt. Each answer peeled back layers I didn’t even realize I was hiding behind. It reminded me how often I mask my sharpness, how much I carry because people assume I can handle it, and how deeply I want to leave something better for my boys.

Respect to therapists—because they do incredible work—but this experience hit me in a different way. It wasn’t about fixing anything, it was about holding up a mirror and asking: Who am I when the labels are gone?

Credit to for the spark, and to my favorite algorithm () for the questions that made me sit with myself.

I am saving this here as I document the journey—the messy parts, the breakthroughs, my journey, exploring new tools, and sharing what actually helps me grow.. Because if these 10 questions shifted me this much, maybe they’ll do the same for you.

✨ Grieving the Living ✨I’ve learned that grieving someone who is still alive is sometimes even harder. Because the love ...
09/04/2025

✨ Grieving the Living ✨

I’ve learned that grieving someone who is still alive is sometimes even harder. Because the love is still here, but it has nowhere to land. Instead, you’re left questioning yourself constantly—am I doing enough, reaching out enough, being there enough?

I try to live my life with intention, and a lot of that comes from my brother. He feels so deeply and loves so hard, even though life has disappointed him more than it should. He battles depression and often puts others before himself. For a long time, I thought I could fix it, but he’s teaching me the greatest lesson—there are some things I cannot fix, and it’s not about me. My brother is still in my everyday life. I talk about him with the boys everyday with their love for anime, Pokemon cards and Marvel. All I can do is love him, give him space, and focus on what I can control—my boundaries, my energy, my purpose.

Still, my body reminds me of the weight I carry. My massage therapist told me: the right side holds physical stress, the left side emotional. She said my neck has been so tight and she never had to work that hard on me before. I had no idea and did not even notice it bc I thought I was doing well, but maybe my body knows how much I’ve been holding.

I caught a rare glimpse of him online recently. For a moment, my heart lifted… and then the sadness came, realizing that I have not seen him since December and he was sorely missed at our family reunion . That’s the ache of grieving the living: the joy of seeing them, mixed with the pain of being on the outside.

So I keep reminding myself—this love, even if unexpressed, still matters. Maybe my body carries some of his weight. Maybe my purpose is to love him quietly, even from afar.

So I keep living purposefully—for myself, and for him. And I hope, in some way, it helps lighten his load. So I live with intention—for myself, and because of him. 💙

“If you’re in a season where all you’re doing is breathing and keeping it together…You’re still doing enough.”⸻ ...
08/13/2025

“If you’re in a season where all you’re doing is breathing and keeping it together…
You’re still doing enough.”

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08/06/2025

🎶 This is my face…Still a wine enthusiast… just no longer swallow. 🍷✨ forever foodie — now refining my life one intentional choice at a time. Because we all already have the secret sauce… we just need to keep showing up and using it.Real estate? I’m good at it. Really good. But these days, I do it less for the hustle, more to help others build what I’ve fought so hard for — stability, peace, and a home that feels like theirs.🌿 In my soft girl era — choosing yoga over chaos and time with my people over chasing status🏡 Real estate advocate first, agent second — clients always come before commission🧃 Sober by choice, still curating joy through meals, moments, and deep conversations💖 No longer trying to be for everyone — just fully being myself✨ Romanticizing my real life because this chapter is worth slowing down forIf you’re into self-worth over self-sacrifice, home vibes with heart, and healing without hiding your story — welcome. You belong here.

We don’t wait to feel like it—we move with purpose.It’s been nonstop work lately. The market is shifting, inventory is s...
07/22/2025

We don’t wait to feel like it—we move with purpose.

It’s been nonstop work lately. The market is shifting, inventory is showing up, and buyers are pulling back out of fear. But as Warren Buffett says:

“Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”

This is one of those moments—where most people sit on the sidelines, paralyzed by uncertainty, while a few lean in and seize the opportunity.

I get to be in the thick of it. I get to walk clients through these decisions. And I get to do it with my boys by my side—learning what it means to show up even when you’re tired. To trust the process. To see the rewards of consistent effort.

We don’t coast on motivation—we build momentum with action.

Grateful to be busy. Grateful for the boys. And grateful to be guiding others while the rest of the world hits pause.

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