Master Your DestinyWritten by Cheryl Haining
Master Your Destiny Do you have a goal for future that you would love to achieve but just can’t work out how? Well, you can succeed. Believe and it will happen! How? Well read on and see. Have you heard expression ‘ MIND OVER MATTER ’? Do you really understand what that means? Well quite simply, your mind has two areas: subconscious and conscious, it is subconscious to which expression relates. The subconscious mind is 88% of volume and is your ‘automatic pilot’, keeping heart beating, lungs breathing and millions of other things that ensure that we survive. The subconscious has other powerful functions. If you allow it, it will protect you and provide solutions to problems, if right questions are asked. So how does it work? Very simply - subconscious mind stores ‘things’ gathered from our senses, our experiences, our genes, and everything that we come in contact with and see. The stored ‘things’ are harmless, but useful, unless subjected to bad programming - a bit like a computer, data will sit in memory banks until accessed. If accessed and manipulated incorrectly then wrong information will be displayed. Programming mind is a learning process of clear and precise repetition. The combination of stored things and programming, influence our belief systems. This impacts on our confidence, or lack of, our opinions, our mannerisms, etc. Confidence comes from: learning, practicing and belief. For example: when you first get into a car could you believe that one day you would do all consecutive actions that you need to do to drive that car? I know I didn’t but now I don’t consciously think about driving a car - I just do it. During our lives we are subjected to many opinions and comments that repeated often enough become ‘true’. Unfortunately, it is human nature to believe negative comments, especially about ourselves, rather than positive ones. Let me try and explain: during my paid employment I met constantly with bosses telling me that I didn’t have ability or education to get promotion I was looking for. Consequently, I had a many jobs. I developed a sense of frustration, culminating in belief that they were right and I was wrong. However, I knew there was more to me. With my family’s support I went to university, as a mature age student. I obtained an undergraduate degree and later a post-graduate degree.
| | Not All REALTORS Are Created Equal: 10 Tips for Finding OneWritten by Elaine VonCannon
I have seen home buyers and sellers less than satisfied with REALTORS who were not providing them level of service they felt they deserved. If you take time to find a good match, you may find your search for a home to be a rewarding experience. Here are some tips on evaluating a REALTOR. 1. If you are a seller, select a REALTOR who will advertise your property individually and distinctly. 2. A REALTOR must have a hot, up-to-date web site that changes to reflect market. 3. Take into account busy lifestyle of today’s professionals. Consider that most people use internet to search for homes. Understand a REALTOR’S presence on internet is crucial to their effectiveness. 4. If paying commission is a huge point with you, find a REALTOR who will be flexible. 5. Use a REALTOR with a national presence in real estate market. Analyze REALTOR’S web site as an indicator of this. 6. Choose a REALTOR with experience. If they are newly licensed, ask if REALTOR is in a mentor program. 7. Check REALTOR’S license by visiting your state’s department of occupational professionals web site. You can determine if license is in good standing, read about any complaints or investigations, and see how long REALTOR has been licensed.
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