Why don’t New Year’s resolutions last? Usually, the answer lies in a lack of accountability. There’s noone to coach the resolution-makers along the way to stay committed to their goals. So perhaps a resolution this year would be coming up with a plan to create personal accountability in 2017.
Resolutions and Recommitment: How to Create Accountability in 2017 Read More »
As 2016 quickly comes to an end, it’s time to look at the year in review and to take inventory of what happened over the past 365 days. Every year starts out with ambitions and goals; maybe even a New Year’s resolution or two. Along the way, however, many of us fail to track what we
The Year in Review: An Inventory of Wins, Losses, “Ahas” and Gratitude Read More »
It’s that time of year again — when time warps and we start operating at a higher level of efficiency. It’s the time when we start getting pumped about “getting it done.” It happens every year. We get into mid- to late-October and everyone starts saying, “I can’t believe that Thanksgiving and Christmas are just
Why We Get So Much Done Around the Holidays: Because We Have To Read More »
What does “you’re only as good as your word” really mean? It sounds simple. Is it? You’re born into this world and brought up in a society that expects people to be true to the promises they make. In the simplest term, we’re taught to do what we say we are going to do.
If You’re Only As Good As Your Word, What Happens When You Can’t Keep It? Read More »
Every time I have been inside the Jessup Correctional Institution to speak, I have always felt moved by the spirit. Yes, the guys who I am speaking to have committed crimes, and the general consensus on the outside is to not care about what happens to them. They’ve sealed their fates. They did the crime, now they must do the time. But when I’m there, I feel a sensation, one that leads me to conclude that these guys can connect with spirit.
The Law of Nature: Connect With Spirit, Achieve New Growth Read More »
You have heard others say it thousands of times in your life, or you have said it yourself: “I want to have balance in my life.” What does having balance really mean? A simple dictionary definition defines balance as “a state in which different things occur in equal or proper amounts or have an equal
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It feels good to be liked, but there’s a difference between being liked and being respected. If it’s a choice between the two, which would you rather be? I believe the correct answer is respected. You see, you can be liked, but not respected, but if you’re respected, the odds are good that you’ll be liked.
Being Liked or Being Respected? What Your Preference Says About You Read More »
I have been in real estate for 15 years now and I enjoy going on listing appointments. When I do go on a listing appointment, one of the first points I make to all of my sellers is this: buyers are always looking for space. They are looking for space on the floors, the walls,
Less Is More in Home Staging, and in Life Read More »
This spring, I watched proudly as my daughter graduated from St. Ursula School. She had been attending the K-8 school since kindergarten, and was leaving as an eighth grade graduate on her way to experience the next phase of her journey, in high school. There’s sadness to the end of this season of our daughter’s life,
Seasons of Change: From Real Estate Referrals to Personal Advocate Read More »
Some call it a rite of passage. I call it a blessing or simply wonderful. You bring your children up in a world of unknowns and try to do the best you can. From the time your kids are born to when they walk for the first time, ride a bike, go off to school, grow into
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