Do Not Allow the Past to Limit Your Opportunities Today
April 29, 2010
My one-year old daughter calls a coffee cup “hot” and avoids coffee cups lest she gets burned. Until she learns that the coffee cup can also contain coffee, milk, and other foods that will not harm her, she is likely to avoid coffee cups for some time. She must have been burned a little by touching a coffee cup at one point and learned to stay away from coffee cups. Until she is able to see the coffee cup for what it is (a cup), and not her past experience (getting burned), she will not be able to experience everything positive that can [Read more]
Noah, Floods, Creative Destruction and Your Career
April 8, 2010
One of the most important stories in the Bible, from the book of Genesis, is the story of the flood. According to this story, God looked down upon the Earth and became angry at what he perceived to be mankind’s sins. He regretted creating people and decided that they all needed to be destroyed. In reviewing the Earth, however, God noticed that Noah was someone who was blameless and and he told Noah that in seven days he would make it rain for forty days and forty nights. God told Noah that this rain would cause [Read more]
You Need to Be Relevant to Your Employer
March 31, 2010
In the mortgage industry many jobs have simply disappeared. This has put tens of thousands of people out of work. People who lose their jobs in the mortgage industry generally have a couple of options. Frequently they look for a new job in the same industry, because it’s the industry they know. They do their best to network, and email their resume out to every opening they can find in the mortgage industry. “The job market is really tight,” they will tell you. They may get an occasional interview, but [Read more]
























