resolutions: It's A New Year...
- 01/01/21 11:14 AM
...and hope runs eternal. The only resolution I'm making to take everything 1-day at a time. I can't do anything about yesterday except learn from it. Funny what hindsight offers. (p.s. I won't say hindsight is 2020). There's nothing I can do about tomorrow except prepare for it even though I don't know what it holds or even if I have tomorrow or even next breath! Thus, I only have this present moment in time to live in. Now, I do have plans. Adjust my weight to 195 pounds (currently 228) through low impact exercise (walking & light resistance training) Read the entirety of … (23 comments)
resolutions: In a Few Short Hours...
- 12/31/19 08:21 AM
...It will be the New Year 2020! Each New Year is met with expectations, hopes, resolutions, and new or old goals. I'm really taken by the fact that Y2K was, what seems, just a couple of years ago BUT it's now 21 years later!!! Are you making resolution(s)? It may sound schmaltzy but my resolution for the New Year is to become a better person, be more willing to accept and adapt to the inevitable change(s) that are bound to occur and take more time off now that Pam retired in 2019. My 2020 goal for Active Rain is to hit the 1,000,000 … (18 comments)
resolutions: Making Plans...
- 12/28/16 07:15 AM
Are you making plans for 2017? I'd rather say plans than resolutions. Personally, I'm quite optimistic, or, maybe a better word would be hopeful for the upcoming New Year. When we change Presidents I think there is renewed energy among people. I predict another good year for Real Estate. As rates continue to trend up it may send an action signal to sellers AND buyers. A quick thought...Does it seem like Y2K was almost 2 decades ago...LOL I'd be interested in learning what Active Rainers see in their Crystal Balls for 2017
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resolutions: Here We Go Again...
- 01/01/16 11:51 PM
New Year Resolutions used to be a fun thing to do until the day I realized it was an exercise of wishful thinking. We all had a number of resolutions that had good intentions but no real motivation to accomplish them. So, why bother? Many of the items were big items like, lose 50 pounds, get in shape, declutter the house, clean out the garage and on and on and on. Then on top of that came the Real Estate resolutions. The list became so long and daunting it was overwhelming and when things seem overwhelming things don't get accomplished, plain & simple. What's the … (17 comments)
There is more to life than Real Estate. My intention is to provide not only Real Estate information but items that we all face and experience in our daily journey through life.
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