Have we ever curated realistic expectations that can actually be exceeded as opposed to always sheer disappointment and blaming others?

I have a passion for being an Entrepreneur, Curating Multiple Streams of Income, and Investing in Real Estate.Among my business loves, I am the Podcast host of The Healthy Hu$tle with Gabrielle Adrian -- a podcast to help you hustle harder, healthier and happier! 

If you'd like "to know as much information as possible on that topic" I'd suggest using the search bar at the top of the page and digging in.Or look at the very bottom of the page to see curated "Related Discussions".

Buildings feature design-forward finishes and architectural elements, and a custom, curated playlist that changes monthly.

I'm also interested in curated reports or data that may be related to the real estate market (Commercial info, sales in other markets, jobs reports, retail store locations). 

The industry is not really crowd-centric right now, but there are many new ad funding platforms being developed right now that will be true crowdfunding instead of curated platforms.  

I still run my own ads and all the automation behind it but I let someone else curate my page.And while I would like to say that it's been easy to find someone to work with, it hasn't.

It’s also not just that we fill out a contract, we are taking the time to look up and curate listings for you, take you for showings on an on-call basis since time is of the essence, reading disclosures and engineering reports, etc.

The other part is saying don't be stupid, respect what's at stake here and try to go about it smarter. ie: leverage my free time more by curating the lists down a lot and hyper targeting the homeowners likely to be the most motivated.

As long as everyone has access to basic preventative and curative healthcare and as long as everyone has the choice to go to any specific doctor they prefer (assuming they can pay for it themselves), I'm happy.As I've said before, I don't like the idea of forced public healthcare, but I hate the idea of insurance company monopolies that make it difficult for a large segment of the population to get healthcare even more.If the Dems would get off their "we can do what we want" high horse and the Republicans would stop fighting healthcare reform "just because we want to bring the issue to a standstill," I have a feeling we could develop some good reform solutions that most people will agree are good for the country...but it may require removing most of the idiots in office (on both sides) first...I have a feeling we're (at least mostly) in agreement on that as well