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GOOD NEWS!!!! Intelligence and technical skill factor into only 25% of a person's chances for success, the other 75% is made up of your optimism, the support of your social network, and your attitude toward stress (whether you view it as a challenge or a threat). So your optimism, the optimism of those around you, and your attitude about stress( optimism under pressure) account for ¾'s of your success. HAPPINESS AND OPTIMISM ACTUALLY FUEL PERFORMANCE AND ACHIEVEMENT. The mental construction of your daily activities, more than the activity itself, defines our reality. WHAT CONNECTS YOU TO THE AMAZING EVERYDAY???? For me it is affirming what I know to be true and good and holding those thoughts and words in my heart and my head. Denial is not a strategy but looking for the good in all challenges and disappointments is. READ GOOD STUFF!!! SAY GOOD STUFF!!!! RUN like a son of a gun from Negative people, places and things. Attitude is not everything but the first thing!!!! S...
Here's some breaking news regarding Bank of Americas short sale policies from Harris Real Estate Universities short sale guru. The HREU Bank of America Short Sale Insider just returned from an exclusive invite only closed door meeting with Bank of America. Highlights from the meeting: * Bob Hora from BofA is the Short Sale, Deed in Lieu, REO, LandSafe Field Services Executive for Legacy Asset Servicing. He leads a team of 5,000 associates – those that you speak to regarding short sales and deeds in lieu through Bank of America as lender or servicer. * Joining Bob was David Sunlin, Bob's immediate junior who is Senior Vice President and Operations Executive for Short sales, Deed in Lieu and Real Estate Management for Bank of America – meaning he is in charge of real estate operations for Bank of America's default loan servicing operations. * Bank of America wants to do short sales more than they want to do loan modifications through HAMP or in house programs. There seemed to be...
Jeez! No kidding, Einstein! Foreclosures Hurt Your Health, Study Says Daily Real Estate News | Friday, September 02, 2011 The higher the foreclosure rates, the more risks to your community's health, posits a new study. The increasing number of foreclosures in Arizona, California, Florida, and New Jersey were found to coincide with a rise of stress-related health problems in those states, finds new research by Janet Currie of Princeton University and Erdal Tekin of Georgia State University. The researchers, who examined hospital-visit numbers and foreclosure rates for ZIP codes across the country, found that areas in the top fifth of foreclosure activity had more than double the number of hospital visits for preventable conditions--which generally don't require hospitalization--than the areas in the bottom fifth of foreclosure activity. Researchers found that an increase of 100 foreclosures coincided with a 7.2 percent increase in emergency room visits and hospitalizations for hype...
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