by Terry Moore, CCIM | Jun 18, 2020 | Living a Life Worth Imitating
A couple of weeks ago I received a call from a young man. He asked if he could take me to lunch and “pick my brain.” In the past a young man or woman would make the long pilgrimage to the top of a mountain to ask a guru questions about the secrets to a good life. I...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Jun 4, 2020 | Living a Life Worth Imitating
Management guru Peter Drucker advocated recording the main factors of a big decision and what you expect. Six to nine months later review what you wrote, what happened, and reflect on it. He claimed the record, review, reflect process was his best way of acquiring...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Mar 19, 2020 | Living a Life Worth Imitating
The coronavirus/pandemic/panic/apocalypse is upon us! There is no toilet paper on supermarket shelves. Many people are working from home to avoid contact with others. Other people are not working at all because their businesses are closed, or their clients have...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Nov 7, 2019 | Living a Life Worth Imitating
Lincoln and Churchill modeled integrity. Hitler and Stalin showed hypocrisy. Whether you recognize it or not, you’re a leader. You don’t control the nation, but you influence your family, your tenants, your workmates and others. You set the example. I choose to...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Oct 24, 2019 | Living a Life Worth Imitating
A generation ago there was a beautiful movie, Out of Africa. Robert Redford played a confident man who believed that he was independent. He didn’t need other people. When his mistress, played by Myrle Streep, attempted to hold him accountable, he replied that such...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Sep 19, 2019 | Living a Life Worth Imitating
“You seem subdued, quiet and/or tired,” My wife was right. I was. The previous week had been overwhelming. I was exhausted, even though I had the easy part. Sandy’s done much more for me than I have for her in our 42 years together. Now, because of a fluke ocean...
