Today I proposed to and accepted myself

I took the day to rest while everyone else was out of the house.  I'm always seeking to know more even if I'm relaxing.  I watched a Ted Talk.  She was nervous and looked at note cards.  I'm thinking she must be smart if they filmed her so I continued to watch.  Boy, am I glad I did.  Here is the link https://youtu.be/P3fIZuW9P_M

I announced on Facebook, like any self respecting adult 😉, that I was engaged. . . to myself.  I'm sure everyone thinks that I've finally had enough of the job hunting and went crazy.  Ah my friend, that is where my real friends will know I'm deeper on the path of self discovery than they realized.  Last week I sold many of my belongings.  While at a pawnshop I saw an Eco-Drive Citizen watch. There was less than $30 difference in the necklace I was selling and it.  I bought myself the watch as a symbol of my firm belief that I will have a job offer by the end of July.  It also said to me I love me.  After watching this video it was clear that it was my "ring".  The date for the ceremony? I'm thinking July 4th. Not because I am independent from people, we never are, but independent of their approval, judgment, acceptance and love.  I love me. Not who I will be, me right now.  I'm pretty awesome.

The more I learn about the mind and body the more intrigued I am to learn more.

For example today one of the many things I learned is that people in shock are hypnotized.  You may be agreeing with me, but I'll bet you think that hypnosis is like going to sleep. Not true. In fact the opposite.  It is being very much aware so much so your subconscious takes the lead. A few years ago I was in the middle of a large traffic pile up.  I wrote about it on my blog and have included it at the bottom of this one.  I had 2 men that were definitely in shock.  Because of my medical training I knew what was happening in the body. But that didn't explain why they responded differently. The mind, my friend, is an awesome thing.  God has made us so unique!  I was, as always, able to get each to listen to me and do what I suggested.  However, each had to be spoken to differently.  I find this so very interesting.

http://www.examiner.com/article/dense-fog-blinds-mississippi-drivers-cause-30-vehicle-pileup

Yes this is my car.

These photos were taken after all 4 of my injured were safe and stable.  Trust me the fog was much worse 45 minutes before I took the photo.

massive-accident-in-magee, I cared for 4 people before taking these photos.  I'm glad God has given me the ability to help others.

On a search for self discovery

We all reflect from time to time. I go a little deeper sometimes too deep. I am, hopefully, taking my personal inventory correctly.  I'm slowing down to ask why on so many things.  The outcome, I hope, will be that from knowing myself better I can continue to grow positively and help others do the same.

On the Hunt

If you are seeking to augment your leadership team with an experienced and accomplished marketing professional known for breakthrough results, please consider my resume.

As a real estate agent for over 12 years, I have directed all phases of both the creative and technical elements of marketing initiatives including data mining, brand creation, and print/Web collateral development.  My lead generation, relationship cultivation, and client retention has created a successful network in industries other than just real estate.  

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A quick video of me from Dec.

Open house Sunday 1-3pm

See this great view for yourself https://youtu.be/re1n_7yslUw

My sisters, I love 'em so much! Here's to you ladies.

Buyers in 2016, what's different?

from REALTOR.com

Millennials (aged 25 to 34) 

Is there any part of U.S. life that hasn’t been dramatically altered by the millennial invasion? This vast group of young Americans has already altered general perceptions of job place behavior, pop culture, media consumption, self-entitlement, and acceptable facial hair. But nowhere is its impact greater felt than in the housing market—and that impact is getting bigger all the time. Numbering 43.5 million, the older group of millennials (aged 25 to 34) makes up 13.6% of the U.S. population but fully 30% of the current population of existing-home buyers.In 2016, millennials have the power to remake the real estate landscape wherever they choose to settle. But where will that be?

You might assume that young people are naturally drawn to the nation’s largest and most renowned metropolises such as New York City and Los Angeles to jump-start their careers and enjoy the full-throttle excitement of big-city life. And you’d be right—at least partly. But here’s the rub: Increasingly, they can’t afford to live in these places. Sure, Brooklyn may be a notorious hipster/millennial mecca, but how many 30-year-olds can afford $1.75 million one-bedroom co-ops? No wonder shrewd young home buyers are increasingly turning to cities that are relatively affordable and have lots of jobs and maybe even a trendy atmosphere all their own.

What areas do you see the millennials buying in MS?  What characteristics do you notice about this generation?

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So happy you just feel like dancin'?!

Such a great day. I got a lot accomplished. http://www.ridgelandmsrealestateagent.com/ better be on the look out for a fired up redhead.