resolutions: Mediocre New Year!
- 01/08/09 09:14 AM
Perhaps you missed it. My local newspaper only gave it one sentence in a sidebar. But it jumped off the page as if it were on fire. According to the United Kingdom's National Association of Mental Health, New Year's resolutions are now "bad for your mental health" because they focus on poor self image and unrealistic goals. In other words, the same "let's not keep score so we'll all feel like winners" philosophy that permeated little league has now become a major league doctrine. All I can say is: God, help us. Because the NAMH certainly won't.If there's one thing a … (0 comments)
resolutions: Your Time Is Up!
- 12/31/08 08:20 AM
I doubt I'm the only one who's glad to see time run out on 2008. But don't be too quick to forget it, my friend, or this year could be just like the last. Perhaps the best thing we could do over the next few days would be to reflect on the last few months; to revisit all the things we did (both right and wrong) and identify opportunities to do things better.First, let's make a plan. Let's make it a NEW plan. A new, written, professional, business plan. I know so many agents who say they have one - but … (0 comments)
Perhaps you missed it. My local newspaper only gave it one sentence in a sidebar. But it jumped off the page as if it were on fire. According to the United Kingdom's National Association of Mental Health, New Year's resolutions are now "bad for your mental health" because they focus on poor self image and unrealistic goals. In other words, the same "let's not keep score so we'll all feel like winners" philosophy that permeated little league has now become a major league doctrine. All I can say is: God, help us. Because the NAMH certainly won't.If there's one thing a … (0 comments)
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