And Greg - THese BP folks are awesome...sign me up for the next session of Flip U!

Perhaps we can have another campaign to fund your therapy sessions.

Everyone has different goals in life and motivations.There are several members of BP (not you BTW) that love to throw daggers at every "guru" program and treat them as one-size-fits-all charlatan-based hype session.

I know a lot of people on here are extremely busy and my not have time to allow them to partake in a strategy or Q&A session.

I'm sorry if I got in the way of your training session.

Jon,i must respectfully disagree. firstly,i am speaking of sending him to a good program. a bad one may be worse than none. if you want to keep this employee, then you will do the leg-work and find the best one you can.problems like....a. something going on in his lifeb. clarifying his desire to do the jobc.feeling under appreciatedd. bringing him back to his full production capabilitywould all be solved by a GOOD motivational sessions.it bothers me when people try to micro-analyze a problem. he clearly has an issue in his life that needs to be fixed. don't waste your time looking for it, let him do the searching and that is what motivational sessions will do for him.

Don;t have time to go into all the details now and don't know when I'll be back after this session but I'm sure you can find details in the archives.

:wink: I'd also put money on the fact that most of you guys would kick my butt if we played online...I don't think I've ever won a session online, as I just don't have the focus to actually pay attention to what's going on if I'm not physically sitting at a card-table and watching my opponents...

Schedule a brief session with the county tax attorney to find out what are the state tax statutes concerning the sale of delinquent tax properties.

It's time to go.I found out an interesting tidbit about this tenant when I called the Session Court where the eviction is taking place.