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I had the opportunity to work with some colleagues a few weeks ago in Florida. They were a husband and wife team from Russia. Throughout my trip I found out a few very interesting things. They were brought up in … Continue reading →

It takes a lot of courage to release the familiar and seemingly secure, to embrace the new. But there is no real security in what is no longer meaningful. There is more security in the adventurous and exciting, for in … Continue reading →

A Guest Blog By: Heather Dessauer A few weeks ago John and I had the pleasure of traveling to Phoenix, Arizona for work.  While we were only there for about 5 days, upon my return home I realized that it … Continue reading →

This week I am in Vancouver working with a client. I am amazed at how Canadian people are approaching the world economy. They have become very conservative, but sense there is a global shift in the World economy. They see … Continue reading →

As America continues to hope that the single-family market will turn around, it seems to be getting worse. I think that the reason that it continues to get worse is that we consider them as “investments”. I am here to … Continue reading →

I believe that the simplicity of life gets polluted as technology increases. I think the simplest way to get back to basics, is to identify three things that you like, in three different categories. I call it the blueprint to … Continue reading →

This weeks Powerball lottery is approaching $200 million, and will probably be over by the time you are reading this. My family sat around the other day, talking about what each one of us would do if we actually won. … Continue reading →

A guest blog by Heather Dessauer   When John acknowledged my passion for writing, and asked if I would like to do a guest blog, I jumped at the chance.  I have always thought that this was such an amazing … Continue reading →

As our nation decides what to do with the debt ceiling, I couldn’t help but write  this week’s blog about the topic. Although we have self-labeled ourselves, “The Greatest Nation on the Planet,” I think we have financially embarrassed ourselves … Continue reading →

Our country and the economy started to change at the end of 2007. Since, people and businesses have scrambled to maintain and grow cash flow which has become an uphill battle. In  2010, after three years of the struggle, we … Continue reading →