Sometimes the coach turns into a pumpkin. 

His 80/20 rule sounds very similar to what is recommended in the book The Pumpkin Plan.

Is a highly skilled ice sculptor going to use a children's plastic pumpkin carving tool?

Far enough away to avoid your grandmother’s nagging about your pink hair, but not too far to visit and still get a piece of that famous pumpkin pie she makes every year :-)Boomers Add To The BoomWhat’s more, Baby Boomers make up a significant percentage of new Arizona homeowners.

Years later when I ran into my own problems I latched onto that advice along with healthy eating (i.e. the selenium in sunflower and pumpkin seeds help give you a positive attitude - no joke), exercising and listening to positive empowering music (I'm a positive hip hop fanatic - check out Dead Prez's 'Refuse To Lose'.)Embrace the energy you feel is making you "nearly homeless" and turn it into steam to move forward and succeed.

Pumpkin Spice is back!

Here are my answer to the "famous 4" questions. 1.My favourite real estate book is <The Millionaire Real Estate Investor>. 2.My favourite none real estate book is <The Pumpkin Plan> by Mike Michalowicz. 3.My hobby in life is basketball.4.The ability to overcome fear makes a difference in real estate investing Wish you best luck in your investor!

Or maybe a spiced pumpkin latte since its all the rage? 

I would suggest pumpkin pie, or if you want to go a bit non-traditional a good baked mac n cheese.  

I grew up on a farm and looked into it some a while back, basically it doesn't make a whole lot of sense from an investment standpoint unless you personally have some project where you can generate much higher yields than normal from it (like a pumpkin farm or something, or oil wells, lol).