Appraising Life, One House At A Time
20/20 vision is synonymous with perfect vision (Luckily at 44, I still am told I have 20/20 vision.) However, it really is about the clarity of your vision at a distance. With 2019 ending and 2020 about to begin, take a moment and ask yourself a question… what is your 20/20 for 2020? What is
Well, here we are closer to 2020. A new decade and a new year for you to achieve everything you put off in 2019, that’s if you are willing to achieve them. Are you? I know I am but first I need to have the right attitude in order for me to succeed. The following
Yep. This about sums up my blog for this week. DO SOMETHING. So many of us just sit back hoping things will happen, hoping we will get another job or order, hoping that what we want will happen. I’m guilty of it. We constantly throw out examples of things we want to have changed or
Things get tough. Life gets tough. Business gets tough and all you can think about is how to make it easier. How can I make things easier on me? How can I make it so that I don’t suffer anymore? What can I do so that I can get through it all and be pain
THEY ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE, AND WE LET THEM OFF THE HOOK. That was the sound bite Dennis Green said after the Chicago Bears came back and beat the Arizona Cardinals in a football game in October 2006. It will forever go down as one of the best sound bites ever in NFL
Whether you believe it or not, YOU have the power. The power to decide whats best for you, your business and the power to make a difference. Its not just given to you, you have to work at it, believe in it and put it to use. Power can come in many forms. You can
My last blog focused on change and how I have benefited from changing things in both my personal and professional life. While I have made many changes, I have now come across another aspect that seems to have followed me from my past, the ability to learn from my mistakes instead of making them over
The appraisal and valuation world has been in constant change for the past ten years. Like all change, there is change for the better and then there is change for the worse. Currently in the appraisal and valuation world, there seems to be nothing but change for the worse with no end in sight. But
