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Monthly Archives: December 2010
#YearInReview
Responding to a challenge by Seth Godin to re-cap the year . . . What did I accomplish in 2010? Seth acknowledges that most folks don’t do this exercise . . . or if they do it, they don’t give … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Owen, Big goals, Business Development, focus, lead generation, Life rhythm, Monday Morning Coffee, Pareto realty, year in review
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Neoteny – Quit taking work so seriously and find higher achievement
I’m reading What Matters Now a book assembled and edited by Seth Godin. Grab yourself a free copy by hitting the link. I chose this book as the first book of my newly formed monthly book Club. It’s a collage of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Owen, Business Development, focus, less is more, Life Balance, Life rhythm, Nashville, Pareto realty, Seth Godin, vision
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Over and above the call of duty
It’s the Sergeant who heroically dives through a hail of gunfire to save one of his soldiers. It’s the Fireman who risks life and limb to save a family from a burning house. It’s the teacher who spends a few extra … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Owen, excellence, less is more, Life rhythm, Pareto realty
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Supporting one of our own – REALTORS and the Local Community
The most powerful tool I believe that we each personally possess is our influence in our local community. Some of the things that come to mind when I think of the importance of being involved in our communities are: – You never … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Owen, benefit concert, Community, Nashville, Pareto realty, TN
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How Generosity gets you more of what really MATTERS
Yesterday, I decided to start a book club to meet the 1st Thursday of every month @ 10 AM. I’m not sure why. It just seemed like a good thing to do 🙂 I decided the first meeting would be … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Owen, Big goals, book club, branding, Economy, entrepreneur, focus, generosity, Life rhythm, Marketing, mission, Nashville, Nashville Real estate, Pareto realty, TN
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Monday Morning Coffee – Are Historians REALLY Liars?
Good MORNING! Well! THAT was FUN! Christmas day has passed, and Santa was good to us. Here in Nashville, we were treated to the very rare experience of a White Christmas (Only the 8th on the Official record) . . … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Owen, Big goals, Change, Economy, focus, Life Balance, Life rhythm, mission, Monday Morning Coffee, Nashville, Nashville Real estate, Nashville real Estate company, Pareto realty, vision
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Expect to be Surprised
Forrest Gump said: “My momma always said, “Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” Nationwide Insurance has built a cult following around their slogan: “Life comes at you FAST!” Heraclitus of Ephesus (c.535 … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Owen, Change, focus, Life Balance, Life rhythm, Nashville, Open Space Technology, Pareto realty, smile and move, TN
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Be a dog in the 1st 2 quarters of 2011!
I’ve seen many predictions about the first half of 2011 . . . and to some degree, I believe that many of them will be accurate as self-fulfilling prophesies . . . but then, that’s what the “experts” are paid to … Continue reading →
Monday Morning Coffee – Scruples and Family
Good morning! I wrote a mini-novel this morning . . . In 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt wrote that the “highest of all joys” came only from having and raising “many healthy children.” Anyone who “deliberately” shunned marriage or who had … Continue reading →
Your optimism can make you a world class liar
I love eternal optimists. They see the good in everything. Some optimists SO want to see the good that they sometimes imagine (hallucinate) unrealistic fantasies . . . and then fall into the trap of making promises they cannot keep. When the optimistic … Continue reading →