BNI Universal Visitor Day

 08.12.09                  06.45am – 9.30am

More details.  Information & Registration

 Reserve now!   BNI Universal Christmas Party, 19^th December, 6.30 pm

 All BNI members and friends welcome and bring your spouses.

Dress code:           – Red, Green, Glitter!  - feel free to get creative!

More details with separate flyer. Registration

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Well it’s been about a week and a half since you got ‘floored’ by my referral for flooring (See this Page ) and now you have the perfect new carpet through your house.  So what do you do to clean and maintain said carpet over time.  Well you could have a bunch of chemicals sprayed through it and scrubbed into your carpet, which is what most places would do.  If you have kids, or pets, or anyone in the house with allergies, or are sensitive to smells, I would suggest otherwise.

Today’s Referral is Natural Carpet Cleaning.  They work all around the greater Lansing area to clean carpets (and other floors) naturally.  They are actually safe to have around your family.  That’s cool.  You won’t walk into your house and smell a bunch or funky chemical scents left behind from traditional carpet cleaning methods.  The best part is that they don’t HAVE to clean a whole house, or even a whole room.  They can help with jobs as little as helping with a specific stain, or spill.

You can find them online at : http://www.cleaningfree.com/ or email the owner Ryan at ryan@naturalcarpetcleaning.biz

Happy first day of December everyone!  It’s the last month of the year, and we’re off to the races.  My referral for today is Bil Moore from SPS.  He (in my humble opinion) is one of the most knowledgeable and helpful people you can talk to about getting connected with office communications equipment, and networks.  Half of his tweets seem to be him going out of his way to make sure clients are taken care of, even if it means he drives across the state to work on a phone network into the wee hours of the night.  You can check SPS out onine at  http://www.spscom.com/

You can follow what Bil is up to at: http://twitter.com/bilmoore

All the people that are out and about yesterday and through this weekend are looking for the next ‘hot gift’ to give.  People are chasing sales, and fleeting trends trying to find a gift.  Well if guys are looking to get the ladies a timeless gift that doesn’t have to worry about trends or anything like that, check out H&H Jewelry Design in Grand Ledge.  They can help the ladies fill out their wish list of jewelry that they would like to see, and then the guys come in and just pick of their lady’s list.  It’s that simple.  Or you can go in together and design a perfect ring, or whatever else you have in mind.

The two owners have both been goldsmiths for 25-30 years and I’ve seen the on site shop where they do repairs before.  It’s impressive.  You name a jeweler’s tool, and i bet you it’s back there.  Plus, once you buy some nice diamond ring, you can always trust them to reset the diamond if you ever knocked it loose, or just clean up the ring and have it looking like new for special events etc.  Check them out!

Their website is: http://www.hhjewelrydesign.com/index.php

As a landlord, you can pretty much devise your own ways to woo people to your properties.  Whether you want to fill your empty spaces with individuals, families or companies, why not try adding some unique benefits to “sweeten” the deal?

Many potential tenants will be more inclined to move if they feel they are getting more value for their dollars.  Therefore, if you make your space irresistable, you’ll be more likely to spend less time hunting for renters and more time receiving rent.

Looking for ways (especially during the holidays) to attract new tenants to your doors?  Try some of these marketing and incentive techniques:

• Offer a significant discount for a limited period of time.  For instance, if renters sign a one-year lease with you between December 1 and December 31, offer them a discount off their first month’s rent.  Some landlords even offer free rent for a month; however, if you’re going to take this risk, make sure you conduct a thorough tenant screening to minimize your chances of having a “hit and run” tenant.
• Boost the attractiveness of your rental space with low-cost upgrades.  Fresh paint, new (or simply well-cleaned) carpeting and built-in appliances add pizzazz to homes, apartments and offices.  Pay someone to clean the place from top to bottom, such as a trustworthy college student home during break.  (You can background screen that person for maximum lowering of risk, too.)
• Offer a referral fee for good tenants.  You’re probably on social networking sites (or you at least have a social network of some kind!), so take advantage of all those potential “salespeople”!  Offer them a referral bonus for tenants who sign on long-term.  Make it a sweet deal and you’re likely to get some takers!  (Again, tenant screen all applicants; just because Joe and Jane are the brother and sister-in-law of your best buddy doesn’t mean they will make ideal tenants.)

• American Tenant Screening — Fast, Easy and Priced Right!
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Today is CD12. My OPK yesterday was negative, but getting some colour/darkness so I am hoping that ovulation is approaching.

I was looking back at the 3-month period last year when I took clomid for 2 months, but ovulated the third…

Weight: 215lbs
Cycle #1 50mg Clomid – Ovulated Day 19
Cycle #2 50mg Clomid – Ovulated Day 18
Cycle #3 No Meds – Ovulated Day 15

This time…

Weight: 195lbs
Cycle #1 50mg Clomid – Ovulated Day 15
Cycle #2 25mg Clomid – Ovulated Day 16
Cycle #3 No Meds – ?

I ovulated earlier this time on the clomid, but I think that’s to do with the weight loss. I ovulated on my own in august with no clomid at all – but it was still a 50 day cycle. I think I can expect to ovulate at a normal time this month… maybe a little late, but still before CD18. Hopefully.

So, now we need to start trying. We’ve actually been managing to have intercourse over the past week – with various results pain-wise… but I am aiming to try this cycle 100% naturally – no syringing. We’ll also be using pre-seed.

I started taking MACA ROOT 5 days ago. I’m taking 3 x 900mg a day. I’ve read it takes a minimum of 2 weeks to work, but it could be a few months before I see a difference.

A difference in what? I hear you ask WELL, I am taking it for 2 main reasons. One – libido. Mine is non-existant. But also, and perhaps more importantly… my energy levels have been chronic of late. Maca is supposed to boost energy levels. I’ll let you know if/when I see a difference.

Yesterday I got my referral appointment. I went to see my GP on November 2nd, so it took 24 days for the appt to come through. It’s in 2 weeks. Thursday 10th December. I need to tell her / ask her / discuss with her… the following;

Tell her I took 3 rounds of clomid and ovulated @50mg with bad side effects.
Tell her I took 1 further round of clomid and ovulated @25mg with 75% as bad side effects.
Tell her I ovulated without Clomid in August, having lost weight – I am 10lbs lighter than the last time I saw her. (no need to mention I gained 27lbs in between and lost it again LOL). But also that the cycle was 50 days long.
Tell her I have had 3 chemical pregnancies, 2 of which were before 4 weeks, and 1 @ 5weeks3days.
Tell her (if necessary) that I cannot take Metformin at 1000mg – but possibly discuss a lower dose to see if that may be enough to induce ovulation.
Ask her about having bloods done on cycle day 3 for FSH etc.
Ask her about causes of chemical pregnancies and request bloods/scans.
Discuss laparoscopy / possible fibroids?
Tell her Hubby’s sperm analysis came out perfect.

I am 9 months away from being 34.

34.

I never planned children at 34.

I was horrified when my stepmother had her son at 32. But here I am.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!  I am thankful for alot of things in my life.  My health, my career, my family, my friends, the fact that I have a roof over my head, and plenty to eat, etc etc. etc.  The one thing I am most thankful for though, is my faith.  When any other part of life is out of whack, or out of sync, my faith is the one constant that I can turn to and know it hasn’t changed.   It’s like the speed of light.  It is the Constant in my life.

So, my referral (if you can call it that) for today is just to say that Riverview Church in Holt, MI is awesome.  Whether you are a Christian, or just someone who wants to explore and see what the whole Jesus thing is about, come visit.  You will get to have a cup of coffee, and hear some great music, and some very edutainspiring (educating, entertaining, inspiring) pastors will speak from their hearts, and more importantly from The Bible.  It’s a great place, a great community of people, and some of the most generous, hard working, loving people I’ve ever met.

http://rivchurch.com/

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving everyone!  May you have many parts of your life to be extremely thankful for!

Go Lions!  Beat the Packers!

Doing any last minute shopping to grab food for your feast for this Turkey Day on Thursday?  Or perhaps are you going to buy a bunch of food to give to a shelter so they can serve the needy a warm thanksgiving meal?  Whatever the reason for your search for grub, today’s Referral is the place to go for all the fixings you’ll need to fill some stomachs.

Gordon Food Service Marketplace on the south end of Lansing (on Edgewood Blvd.  near I-96 and Cedar St.) has all sorts of good quality food, and it’s the perfect place to look when you need alot of anything!  Plus you don’t have to be a member or anything to walk in and shop.  The Store Manager Mitch will help you find everything you could possibly need for your meal!

Here’s their website and directions to the store: http://gfs.know-where.com/gfs/cgi/selection?mapid=US〈=en&design=default&country=&region_name=&place=48911&localstore=Go&region=&mapx=&mapy=

Have a great Thanksgiving Tomorrow Everyone!

The apostle Paul ends the book of Romans with the longest list of greetings he sends in any of his letters. While there are scholarly disagreements about why this may be, the list serves as a declaration of relationship “yet to be” since the apostle–while he may know several people who are a part of the church in Rome–has yet to visit there. His hope in writing this letter, which contains his most systematic teaching on the doctrine of salvation, is that it will encourage the church at Rome to assist him in further mission plans to travel to Spain (1.15; 15.23-29). So as he comes to the end of his epistle, he mentions at least twenty-seven people by name, different in role, rank, race and gender. He reminds them that, this side of heaven, all endings are only new beginnings.

What does the apostle Paul do here? First, he commends (vv. 1-16). He starts the passage by mentioning Phoebe, who is the bearer of this letter to the church in Rome. The text literally says he “speaks well of her,” for several reasons including the fact that she is: a sister in the faith (relationship), a servant (ministering), a saint (holy one, made so by the redeeming power of God) and a great help to many (self-less). He also commends others like Priscilla and Aquilla, who are called “fellow-workers” (colleagues in the Gospel) and risk-takers (trusting in God as they put their own lives on the line for Paul). By implication, he wants to commend the church at Rome to others he may later meet because of their willingness to help him on the way to Spain, too. He suggests that encouragement and commendation is one of the best gifts we can give to others.

Second, he warns (vv. 17-20). He turns his attention to the concerns he has for the church at Rome to “be alert, on guard” in the days ahead. He is convinced their commitment will be challenged and tested. He warns them against false teachers (they will be those who cause divisions and put obstacles in the paths of others); against perceptions (are you serving self as these false teachers are or do you desire to be known for your obedience); in principle (be wise in what’s good; innocent (pure) concerning evil); and, in recognition of your opponent (the Devil, not the church down the street or the Recreation Department that plans soccer leagues on Sunday mornings). Our lives are to be wrapped up in love and accountability to others, so Paul warns them to watch out and keep away from these things that will destroy them.

Third, he refers (vv. 21-33). He mentions eight individuals who are with him as he writes from Corinth to the church at Rome. Part of his point in doing this is to remind them that there are others in the family of faith, key leaders who are also willing and able to help assist them on their faith journey. He specifically mentions “fellow workers” like Timothy, who are skilled in service (Tertius), hospitality (Gaius) and opening doors of opportunity within the city (Erastus). By referring them to others, Paul reminds them that different people help us grow in different ways.

Finally, he prays (vv. 24-27). His glorious benediction in these verses declare to them an everlasting truth: God is able! He establishes (strengthens and stabilizes) them. How, you ask? Paul says it is on the basis of the Good News of God, given and proclaimed; it is on the basis of the continually unfolding revelation of God and His will; and, it is on the basis of the entirety of God’s Word. Our Father’s desire is for all to be obedient to the faith. In this prayer, the apostle reminds us that prayer is not the only thing we can do; it’s the best thing we can do.

So, endings are NEVER the final word in a relationship built on Christ. Rather, they merely move us on to the next stage or season in our life together…now and for all eternity. Experience His grace (v. 24) and bring glory to His name (v. 27). And to that, I, like the apostle, would add my “Amen;” let it be, Lord Jesus.

Today I am looking forward to getting adjusted tomorrow. So today’s referral is going to be Dr. Sylvester and Dr. Beth at HealthZone Chiropractic in Haslett. They are great! I really do enjoy whenever I am in their office to get adjusted. They both love the work they do, and truely care for their paitents. I would gladly recommend that even if you’ve never given chiropractic a try before that you checkthem out. They will educate you until you feel like you should be awarded a D.C. If you want them to. They are great people, and on top of that you get all the health benefits from being adjusted.

You can find them athttp://www.hlchiro.com/

Happy Monday Everyone! Hopefull you are in the start of a productive AND short week, before a filling day of being thankful. My Monday has been way too full, so you are getting this update a little late…Sorry!

My Referral for today is Hart-Davidson Design. Located in Holt MI, Hart-Davidson Designs will help you decide what to do with any home design project. It could be as big and complicated as a huge funky commercial space with themes and variations, or as simple as deciding what color should you paint the spare bedroom.

The best part about their process is that You (yes you) actually get a say in how things will turn out! They work WITH you to design your space. They don’t just swoop in, take over, and leave, with you in the background looking sad and lost.

They can be found online at Hart-Davidson Designs

Leslie (the owner) is also very passionate about educating people about design and freely sharing her expertise through community seminars, and educational talks at home shows. Be sure to look (on their web page) where they are heading next!

They are great and they are my referral for today! Go forth and design!

Over the years I’ve tracked “source of business” both as an agent and a manager.  Finding that on the listing side, about 80% of the time, there was a pre-existing relationship between the agent and the client.  In a review of the research done by the National Association of Realtors two-thirds of consumers had some form of relationship with the real estate agent that closed their transaction.  By way of clarification, when I use the word relationship, I am saying they either were A Friend, Family Member, Neighbor, Past Customer, or were referred by one of the previous to an agent.  Which reminded me of the following story.

During my first year as a sale associate I received a call from a longtime friend.  Someone I had gone to elementary school with.  He and his wife were living in the midwest and had a chance to move back east for a job opening within his company.  It was the career break he had been working for over the past six years since leaving college.  I asked if he had a relocation package, knowing that if he did then the company would connect him with an agent on the East coast.  When he said he did not I asked if he would like me to help him find a qualified agent to help in the home search?  His answer was “No I already called Your Mother (Mom was an agent since we were in Junior High).  It was at that Ah-Ha moment I learned that I did not hold the top of mind awareness as a Realtor of choice.  I was top of mind as a buddy so if he needed a ride to the airport or someone to go to the game, I was the man, but when he visioned real estate, he saw my Mom.  From that point forward I made it a goal to earn top of mind awareness with everyone I knew.  I wanted them to think of me when they thought about real estate, I wanted to be their real estate agent of choice. Here is what I did:

I collected the contact information for everyone I knew in one location.  I did it first on a legal pad, then transferred to an outlook file.   As I gathered new contacts they went into the file.  Today there are many ways to build a file like this, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and Foursquare being some of the most recognizable.  Next is the more difficult part.  I made it a habit to contact 5 of those people every working day, and that contact had to be real, and valuable to them.  Simply calling and asking for business was out of the question.  I wanted to find out what I could do for them.  I put their interests ahead of my own because as Dale Carnegie said “You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you.”  Yes they were added to my notification lists: New Listing Postcards, Monthly Newsletter, Just Sold Mailings etc. but it was the daily contacts that really propelled the relationships.  Through the conversations I was able to help connect people who could help each other. 

Over time I carved out a place at the Top of the Minds I was looking to influence as the resource for all things real estate.  Oh and that friend, the one that moved east from the midwest, when he moved to his next house, he called me first, sorry Mom.

Team Trades is different.  As Team Trades’ Phil Jarvis says:

“We want to communicate with our customers and continue the relationship once the work is complete.  It goes without saying that after every large commission we offer a complimentary follow up: but we feel it’s about more than that.

We find that cards work really well. Giving people all the detail that they need about the business and what services we offer. It’s great to have something to hand that people will keep and hopefully refer to time and time again.

We want to let customers know what we’re up to and how our business is changing.  It’s about letting them know what we can do for them, their families, neighbours and friends.

That’s why we have decided to create a newsletter.  It will be informative and give our customers some useful hints and tips, such as seasonal maintenance jobs they may want to consider around the home or office.

We hope our clients will find the newsletter useful and informative, and we will welcome their feedback.  You never know, we may feature the work  we have done for them in a future edition.”

For more information on Team Trades contact Phil Jarvis on 0800 077 6171 or visit their website at www.teamtrades.co.uk

For more information on using greeting cards as part of a customer retention strategy call Andrew Helm at Latitude 53 on 0844 504 5353 or visit www.latitude53.co.uk/cards4business

Be More Interested than Interesting

How to move from a transaction to relational conversation.

By Mark Goulston

 If you love networking and can’t wait for your next networking event, read no further.  This article is not for you.

 However, if you view networking as a necessary chore in order to develop new business, this one’s for you.

 By nature I am shy, and on more occasions than I care to think about, painfully so. It’s no wonder networking did not come naturally or easily to me.  But one evening that all changed

 Ten years ago, roughly five years after I’d ventured out of my consultation room as a clinical psychiatrist, I entered the business world.  Though I had spent many hours working through difficult situations with people, meeting strangers at networking events was a stretch.

 But one day I changed my attitude. When I attended a networking event, I determined to meet three new people and follow up with them after the event.  I exceed my goal. By the end of the event, I met five—who warmly accepted me and hoped for a follow-up meeting.

 I credit my success to a shift in attitude: I focused on being more interested than being interesting.  I asked people what they did for who, when they did it, and how they did it.  I asked them how they got into doing what they do.  And then I asked them why they did what they did.

 In each case those last two questions caused a remarkable transformation.  The person with whom I spoke paused and looked upward, as if searching into their mind’s eye for meaningful answers.  Our conversation was no longer transactional; it was relational. And it was better.

 When I asked, “Who is someone that helped you in your career, and what did they do?” one person teared up as he described a critical point in his career where a manager went to bat for him. Giving busy people the opportunity to relate a story about someone they feel grateful to is one of the best ways to get through to someone; it’s a gift.

 Show You Care with Questions

 A few years later in 2002 I was a keynote speaker at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) in Los Angeles. The night before the event the main speakers were invited to a cocktail reception at the Beverly Hills Hotel.  One of the main attractions was another keynote speaker, Mike Heisley: CEO of Heico Companies, owner of the Memphis Grizzlies, and frequently listed as one of America’s 400 Richest People. Everyone wanted time with Mike.   When it was my turn to greet him, something possessed me to ask, “What did you learn about success from your father?”

 Momentarily taken aback by this question, he pointed to a couple of chairs at a nearby table and said, “C’mon, let’s sit down.” Though others were waiting, I wasn’t about to refuse such an invitation.

 We sat down and Mike shared the following: “Some of the best advice I ever received came from my dad. There was the time when I told him about a business I was about to buy that was clearly a win for me and a loss for everyone else who had any connection with the company. He looked at me and asked, ‘Why would you do a deal that helped you and hurt everyone else?’

 ”It was as if he were saying, ‘Mike, because you know how to take advantage of opportunities, you don’t have to take advantage of people.’ What I didn’t realize at the time was that my father had so much confidence in my ability to be successful by knowing and doing the right thing that I didn’t want to dishonour his belief in me by being any less than he thought I could be. And I didn’t. Like Jack Nicholson’s famous line from the movie As Good As It Gets, my dad made me want to be a better man. And I like to think I have.”

 When you attend networking events, take my simple advice: Be more interested in others than interesting. See how it makes you a better networker. Showing such generosity of spirit will make you a better person—and others will want to get to know. Who knows, you might even have a few warmly take your hand and tell you how much they enjoyed meeting you and would like to follow up with you.

The Top Ten Reasons Your House is Not Selling (Reasons 4,3 and 2)

By Michael Hughes    November 21, 2009

 4.         The number 4 reason your home is not selling is deferred maintenance. Because there is so much deferred maintenance it may be overwhelming to a potential buyer. Do you really think when a buyer spends hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars that they want to work when they come home or throw more money at a property because it was not properly maintained? No! Get those numerous small maintenance items fixed as soon as possible. One way to hasten offers is to have your home pre-inspected ($400 – 600). This takes the worry for a potential serious buyer out of the equation.

3.         The number three reason your home is not selling is your house is cluttered. Yes cluttered. Whether it is knickknacks or massive furniture, stuff on counters you haven’t used since the Eisenhower/Nixon era or family pictures. Store it in a locker. Your home is now a house on the market, it is a commodity, it has to look the best, be the best and feel and smell the best. It has to be better than ALL other houses to compete. Do yourself a favor take this opportunity to minimize the clutter in your space. It will make you feel better and buyers will relax and be able to visualize their furnishings in your home.

 2.         The number two reason your home is not selling is each room should have a clear function or a clarity of use.  Not like hmm…I think it’s an office/bedroom/utility/steam shower room/pantry? I am not saying you need to spend a lot of money on staging (though a little would be ok-call me if you need a referral). You just need to be able to walk in a room and say to yourself wow …this is an absolutely wonderful study, or a great family room, or a wonderful dining room. The rooms’ use needs to be clearly defined,  the second a buyer walks in.

Contact me today if you or anyone you know needs real estate help….
e-Mail michael.hughes@sothebysrealty.com  Direct 303-359-6627 Website:www.bolderrealestate.com

Today I want to spotlight one of the most driven, focused, young, business owners I have ever met:  Reid Lambright, Owner of Lambright Flooring.   As the 3rd generation of his family to run this business, he is taking the family’s small flooring company to new heights.

I have seen their work, and I have had reid help my family as well, and his crews (not sub-contractors) know what they are doing.  They are super professional, respectful, and deliver a quality experience for anyone who has them in their home or business.  I assure you that you will feel the same way once they work for you.

http://www.lambrightflooring.com/ is where to check them out on the web.

My Referral for today is inspired by my good friend Josh.  He works as an Architect in Chelsea, MI at a firm called Dangerous Architects.

They do great design work, and are meticulous with details.   The Head Architect there is Scott McElrath.  You can find them on the web here:

http://www.dangerousarchitects.com

oh and p.s. Happy Birthday Josh!