Archive for March, 2008
If you are feeling like you just can’t get any more out of your job and it is making you unhappy with life, it could be that it is time for a career change. The need for a job change can be due to many things; poor management, boredom, lack of motivation — heck even a midlife crisis can spur a desire for career change. At the same time, in order to maintain your livelihood there is a certain way of going about changing careers that you should stick to for best results. That certain way is this: take your time.
One of the most frequently asked questions I get here at the DCT is “how do you come up with the ideas for your tips?” The truth is, many days, they write themselves - whatever I’ve been thinking about or working on blends with whatever has been going on in my life or the lives of my clients, and a tip emerges fully-formed from the womb of my mind. Other days, I scan my bookshelves awaiting inspiration, and in time a book title will trigger a memory which leads to an idea which ultimately becomes a tip.
In commercial real estate you must have a Tight Niche Focus in order to be a successful investor. You absolutely need to know what type of property of what size, age and condition you are looking for and what you intend to do to add value once you buy it. It is basically a case of Focus or Fail. If you look at every property on the market and are cruising LoopNet for hours looking for a “good deal”. You are totally wasting your time. This flies in the face of what many Residential Real Estate Investors were taught when they were buying single family houses.
If you’re looking for not only a dependable utility to clean and optimize your Windows registry but also a powerful program that almost over performs, then you’re going to love Registry Easy. Not only is it easy to use, it truly works like a dream. Of all the registry cleaners we looked at, Registry Easy was far and away the one with not only the most power (it picked up 874 errors on our test machine) but the extra features built into this utility outstrip every other one that we looked at.
Hating your marriage is not going to do anything. It is wasted energy. You have to make a decision what you want to do about the marriage that you hate. Marriage is always a verb. It’s active for good or for bad. You have to come to the point that you hate your marriage enough to act. You can act to restore it or act to end it through divorce court. God will always be on the side of restoration. |