As I reflected Sunday on my 50th birthday and how the first 50 years of my life have gone, I thought about a book I read several years ago called Halftime, authored by Bob Buford. In his book, he shares how we can look at our lives in two parts. The first part is our striving for success and being all about ourselves, and the second part is about living a life of significance.
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I recently went to an event in San Diego called “Peak Experience.” It’s an annual event where approximately 500 real estate agents get together for a personal growth experience. I have been to this event maybe a dozen times and each year the material is different. Some years, I may have had a breakthrough while
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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
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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.
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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.
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Growing up, I was never much of a Bruce Springsteen fan. I had nothing against him; I just wasn’t a fan of much of his music. I knew a few songs, “Born in the USA,” “Glory Days,” and a few others. About two months ago when tickets went on sale for his concert at the
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A devout German Catholic mother, a reserved Italian father, six siblings, a three-bedroom house. That’s how I grew up in the Baltimore neighborhood of Belair Edison. We didn’t have any money growing up. I can remember waiting for social services to deliver a 5-pound block of cheese each week when my parents were particularly strapped.
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Many times when relationships come to an end, there is usually some bitterness or sadness on one side or the other. Not often does one side or the other say, “Thank you for the time we had together.” There always seems to be a reason for someone to be upset. There are also relationships that
Just two weeks ago, while playing basketball up at school with the fathers of our children, I sprained my thumb. It was painful enough that I thought it was broken so I paid a visit to Patient First only to leave with a brace on my thumb. The doctor suggested that I wear the brace
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What area do you work Rob? This is a question that I frequently get asked. For the most part, I do the majority of my business in Baltimore County. However, the correct answer to that question is….I work where my referrals take me. Working by referral has been the best decision I have made since
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