I began coaching hockey and softball many years ago, even before my wife and I had children. I think I began coaching my nephew if I remember correctly. Anyhow, I recall telling the kids, especially during hockey season, that there are three ways to get on the game sheet...
1 - Get a goal. Just put the biscuit in the basket, and you're on the game sheet. Just stand at the net and let the puck hit you if you have to.
2 - Get an assist. Help out. Pass the puck. Just touch the puck, or pass it to 'the kid that scores all the goals!'
3 - Get a penalty. Hey, if you can't score, and don't pass the puck to assist, a penalty gets your name on the game sheet.
So, yesterday, as I was cruising Facebook, I came across this...
A - I didn't even realize that we kept score, let alone had a game sheet, or that I had made it on the game sheet! And B - I did it without ending up in the penalty box. This was all through hard work and team work. A few goals and a few assists. Helping people buy, sell and invest in real estate that needed my help buying, selling and investing in real estate. And, having some fun while doing it.
I may not be keeping score, but I guess it's good to know that someone is...you know...in case I'm ever asked 'How's the market?' In London, Ontario, the average Realtor sold .55 homes. In our Keller Williams Lifestyles Realty office, the average Realtor sold 1.88 homes. I'm not exactly sure of Dan's number, but I know my own was well above 1.88 transactions in September 2012. 'My Market' was just fine ;^)"
So, if you're thinking of buying, selling or investing in real estate in and around London, Ontario, or if you know of someone who may be thinking of buying, selling or investing in real estate, I would love to help.
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