Saturday, January 14th, 2012
During the 1980s and 1990s, I had the great fortune of working with Herman Heilman, a commercial and industrial real estate appraiser. I was introduced to Herman by my Uncle Tony Couri. Herman and Uncle Tony were good friends who went back a long way – Herman was born in 1904, and Uncle Tony was born in 1912. Prior to introducing me to Herman, Uncle Tony told me that Herman was one of the…
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Tags: Bad Habits, Developing New Habits, Goal Setting, Goals, Habits, New Years Day, Objectives, Resolutions, Setting Goals
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Saturday, January 7th, 2012
In last week’s article,
Habit Gravity & Escape Velocity, I told you about a New Year’s resolution I imposed upon one of my teenage daughters last year. The resolution was for her to make her bed every morning immediately after waking up. In…
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Tags: Bad Habits, Developing New Habits, Goal Setting, Goals, Habits, Mega Marketing, New Years Day, Objectives, Resolutions, Setting Goals, SMART Goals, Vince Zirpoli
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Saturday, December 31st, 2011
Georgette and I still have three daughters living at home with us – Mary (20), Christine (17), and Teresa (15). Although Georgette has asked all three of the girls to make their beds every morning, only one has consistently complied with her request. The other two daughters have expressed various reasons…
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Tags: Bad Habits, Developing New Habits, Habits, New Years Day, Resolutions
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Saturday, May 28th, 2011
With the recent killing of Osama Bin Laden, we heard a lot about SEAL Team 6, the group of young American military men who swooped down on Bin Laden’s fortress, did their dirty work, and then disappeared into the night. The United States Navy SEALs are the most elite combat force in the world. When I read about what it takes to become a SEAL, I was stunned by the cruel and grueling…
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Tags: Comfort Zone, Late Night Holy Hour, Navy SEAL
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During the 1980s and 1990s, I had the great fortune of working with Herman Heilman, a commercial and industrial real estate appraiser. I was introduced to Herman by my Uncle Tony Couri. Herman and Uncle Tony were good friends who went back a long way – Herman was born in 1904, and Uncle Tony was born in 1912. Prior to introducing me to Herman, Uncle Tony told me that Herman was one of the… Read More
In last week’s article, Habit Gravity & Escape Velocity, I told you about a New Year’s resolution I imposed upon one of my teenage daughters last year. The resolution was for her to make her bed every morning immediately after waking up. In… Read More
With the recent killing of Osama Bin Laden, we heard a lot about SEAL Team 6, the group of young American military men who swooped down on Bin Laden’s fortress, did their dirty work, and then disappeared into the night. The United States Navy SEALs are the most elite combat force in the world. When I read about what it takes to become a SEAL, I was stunned by the cruel and grueling… Read More
