Jun132008
Be in the NOW
You’ve heard the expression: “Be in the know.”
Well, how about this one: Be in the NOW.
Our lives are all so busy… work, meetings, kids, spouses or significant others, housework, bills, errands, friends, networking, holidays, weddings, community events… it never ends! If your life is like mine, it often seems like we’re all just buzzing around like crazy people, with our focus only on the next thing on our agendas – and NOT on the moment we’re experiencing NOW.
It’s not easy to be present at all times, to really savor the moment you’re in. The whirlwind of responsibilities and obligations we all have can get in the way.
But, just as “be in the know” is a great reminder that knowledge is the key to success… and that in order to be the best we can be we must constantly learn and grow, “be in the NOW” is a guideline that directs us to make the time – everyday – to stop. To breathe. To focus on what we’re doing, and really experience the moment we’re in with all of our senses open.
I feel that EVERY moment, no matter how seemingly insignificant, mundane, or even unpleasant, adds purpose and meaning to your life. Every instant in life is a gift… so take the time to unwrap it, marvel at it, and fully appreciate it.
Warmly (and in the now!),
Russ
Founder of Winning in the Cash Flow Business
Excellent, Excellent, Excellent! After years of a career in Real Estate Sales transitioning & expanding into the Note Business, I realize how important it is to keep your presence out there. I have lost all fear of starting my business and now I am making phone calls and putting my name out there. Thanks to encouraging and informative articles like this, my life is changing. I look forward to a very highly successful & rewarding Note Business. Thank you.
Sincerely
Thomasina Adams, Professinal Note Specialist.
February 8th, 2009 at 12:42 pm
I am learning how to send this comment has well as many other things. I read the articles and the tips; I find them interesting and encouraging. At the present time I am using the postcards. I have been signing my first name to the card and hope this is professional.
I have also got some business cards that I have been giving out and explaining what I do to family and friends. I just keep on moving along. I don’t have a favorite article. They are all interesting.
March 15th, 2009 at 4:57 pm
Drew Steiner’s video presentation was good: informative and concise. As I was listening I began drawing a little
self explanatory diagram from Drew’s comments that I will take to the FSBO’s in the neighborhood to help them understand how seller financing can help them and how I can too, as a Note Specialist. Thanks, Drew, for the inspiration!
Look forward to more videos in the future.
September 21st, 2009 at 7:00 pm
I could’nt have said your comments any better.
marylou
September 23rd, 2009 at 6:14 pm