Ever get the feeling that things are going a little too smoothly? Those times when you are sitting idly by and just waiting for something bad to happen?
It’s human nature to anticipate the worst and hope for the best. So there is rarely any comfort when circumstances are under control.
Complacency often leads to catastrophe.
But there are times when nothing goes wrong and it all comes together!
I sure hope that this is one of those times!
Hi Richard,
OMG, I think this all the time. Every once in awhile when things go crazy, it makes me feel at peace. What's wrong with me???
Richard, for some, peace, quiet, order is just too much!! They will create chaos when it's not necessary.
Good morning Richard. This cracked me up. What a topic and that is a problem I wish I had. Happy New Year my friend.
Richard,
It's the life of a REALTOR®. We do get worried when everything is going too smoothly.
Rich
Richard, I used to assume things would be just fine..... notice I said "used to".
It all works out... sometimes takes some effort, even some extreme effort... but in the end I figure it works the way it's supposed to work out.
When things go wwrong so often, it is normal to wait for the other shoe to drop.
Hello Richard,
Enjoy the feeling, we all know that every deal is different...the good, the bad and the ugly. Shout with glee with the good, it makes getting through the the bad and the ugly easier!
Richard, Yes I feel that way sometimes but as my mama used to say, Don't go borrow trouble.
Richard, Sometimes it feels like doom is just around the corner and sometimes I'm sure that something wonderful is fixing to jump through the door.
Oooo! I think that, too -- and then, BAM! We hit a bump in the road. I think it's best that I just enjoy the smooth times and not expect the rough times.
Author Bio: Richard Weisser is a Georgia real estate broker, licensed auctioneer, and has been writing about Georgia Real Estate since 1999.
Coweta Fayette Real Estate offers opinions and helpful information to consumers and real estate professionals in the Coweta County Georgia area. Twitter cowetafayette
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