I got an unusual call today. It was from another Real Estate sales agent. When I first started in the business, I got calls several times a month, particularly after I picked up a large listing (which never did sell). …Read the Rest
What does this picture have to do with the topic of this post? I am not sure yet. But I will tell you what I was thinking about. I just came back from Delaware, visiting Maya, one of the other …Read the Rest
I really like this video. Swings things back into perspective for me when I am having one of those days.
There are few times when you go back and everything is exactly the same. Visit your old grade school, and the teachers are no longer (as) scary, the water fountains are way too low, and forget using the toilets. Even …Read the Rest
I am in San Francisco, and it is just wonderful. I am here for RE BarCamp San Francisco and Inman Connect, and aside from some- well, let’s call it jet lag for want of a better word, I am excited …Read the Rest
One of the first stories I heard from RE/MAX Prestige’s team coach went like this: There was a teacher. One day he was standing in front of his class, and pulled a huge jar from under the counter. He began …Read the Rest
There are advertisements asking for your time and money all over the place: in the newspapers, on television. After a while, you just shut down. As an example, on Facebook I belong to 168 groups- some of them business-oriented, but …Read the Rest
I was working on another post when I read a post by my friend Pat Williams. At the same time, she challenged me: I LOVE that her blog is named The Sticky Floor. At least as much as a glass …Read the Rest
How old am I? It depends on which site you check me out on, because I like to mix it up. Some places I am 39. some 42, some the ripe old age of 43. I usually use the JackBenny …Read the Rest
It has been a week of the crumbling of icons. Ed McMahon, Farah Fawcett, Michael Jackson, and Billy Mays- all represented different areas of celebrity, and all were larger than life yet not larger than death. There is always that …Read the Rest
I am my father’s daughter. He was an engineer at Raytheon, and before that an auto mechanic, and my mind works the way his did, like it or not. I analyze everything to a fault, and, based on my conclusions, …Read the Rest
I have two different ways of looking at life that are always warring in my head. It’s kind of a struggle between the feelings of predestination and destiny. In one sense, it feels like there is this path ahead of …Read the Rest
