Author Archive

Communication

In today’s world of emails, texts, and tweets, is communication just disseminating information, or is communication a two way street where a need for exchange occurs?  I suspect it is both.  But in a world of high tech one must wonder if we are losing our ability to communicate on a level for common ground. If communication [...]

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The Mood of the Move

Tom Hopkins is a renowned international speaker and sales trainer.  In my early career days, Tommy was my hero and mentor.  New in the business of real estate, I was hungry to learn how to sell.  Mr. Hopkins taught me more. Today, more than ever, knowing why someone is moving, or wants to move, is far more important [...]

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When to Buy and When to Sell

30 years ago I had the privilege of visiting with a seasoned gentleman who spent the majority of his years in farming. He was well off and enjoyed the art of storytelling and had a passion for philosophy. As a young man I was eager for knowledge and wisdom. One statement from this statesman settled [...]

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Freedom

Independence Day should be a celebration of our liberty and a day to express gratitude for perhaps the greatest society ever established. Given the present state of the union, this may be a good time to revisit The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, The Bill of Rights, and even The Federalists Papers or biographies of [...]

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Words of Wisdom

On Sunday, December 14th in the World Section of the Argus Leader, Dennis Cauchon wrote an article “Recovery could take decades.” The title doesn’t necessarily reflect what I received from the information. In case someone missed it, a review of the full article would be a good idea. I found Dennis’ final thought about often [...]

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The Dream Home Vision Process

More than a year ago, we decided there had to be a better way to plan for buying or selling a house. It was so easy for so long. Suddenly, we began to see houses not selling as fast, or for as much money. The problem we saw was really more about finding a solution [...]

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