Psychologist Martin Seligman studies “happiness” (a problematic term that is very hard to define)… and I was reading Tim Ferriss’ blog when I came across Martin’s words, originally published in the most recent issue of the Princeton…

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Many people who are struggling to get mortgages are finding comfort in a growing trend: lease-options. This is a contract that allows renters to lease the property and, at the end of their lease, they…

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When people visit a home they immediately do three things. They look, compare and contrast. In other words, they look to understand what is offered… they compare to make sure what they see satisfies their…

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Have you ever been in a situation where you wanted to take action but were afraid of the consequences? You wanted to say something but didn’t… You saw something wrong happening and you did nothing…

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From one of my favourite marketers, and one of my favourite websites, The Gary Halbert Letter: Don’t worry about improving your image. Improve your substance. The world is starved for substance. Most people are working…

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There’s something I want you to do to take this tragedy and “make it right” – but first here’s a little background in case you don’t know: In the 2004 Summer Games in Athens Michael…

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