Do you have a goal?

Hi everyone,
Today I am going over and finalizing my goals for 2012. for the first time I have actually written them down, I have a road map on how to achieve them and I am finishing my vision board for 2012. I have decided that I am going to take it one day at a time, instead of looking at the HUGE goal, I have broken it down to smaller pieces, and I have to say that it's amazing when you do break it down, you see how attainable the goal really is. So best of luck to all of us that have set goals for ourselves in 2012. and if you need an accountability partner it this, please feel free to contact me.


***WHAT YOU GET BY ACHIEVING YOUR GOALS IS NOT AS IMPORTANT AS WHAT YOU BECOME BY ACHIEVING YOUR GOALS!. Zig Zigler


Make is a great day!

Blessings
Pam


ps. and remember, if you or anyone you know are thinking of buying or selling a home, be sure to ask yourself, have you "GOT PAM" for all your real estate needs?

Make a Pain Free Resolution!

INSPIRATION FOR TODAY:

"We shall do much in the years to come, but what have we done today?
We shall give our gold in a princely sum, but what did we give today?
We shall lift the heart and dry the tear,
We shall plant a hope in the place of fear,
we shall speak the words of love and cheer, but what did we speak today?"

- Nixon Waterman


MAKE A PAIN-FREE RESOLUTION!

So . . . we're into the second day of our new year. How are your new year's resolutions holding up? You've added some new ones, and rejuvenated the one from last year about losing weight. You've got some big plans for this year.

Having major goals like increasing sales, saving for a big trip, or buying a new vehicle is admirable. They'll require considerable time and effort to pull off, but think how good you'll feel when you achieve them. Now, why not add a few small ones to your list - the ones that require no effort.

First, add praise to your list. Praise comes in small packages. A simple "thank you" to a clerk or friend is praise for their help. A simple pat on the back accompanied by "You're the best!" will brighten someone's entire day.

Next, give something away every day. That something might only be a spare 25¢ dropped in a jar at the convenience store for a local burn victim. It might be an item of clothing rescued from the back corner of your closet. It might be two hours of your time at a local soup kitchen. No matter what the gift, add this habit to your daily activities. At the end of the year, you will have affected many lives.

Send a smile toward those who frown. Talk positively to those who would rain on your parade. Say "Yes!" when asked for a favor. Kiss your loved ones like you mean it. Ask a friend, "Is there anything I can do for you?" or "How can I help?"

Keep it simple, but do it often - and keep it to yourself. A year from now it will be impossible to tally the impact you have had on your world. Isn't it about time we all made this resolution?


Make it a great Day!
Blessings
Pam Schroeder

ps. remember, if you or anyone you know are thinking of buying or selling a home, don't' forget to ask yourself, have you "GOT PAM" for all your real estate needs?