Here's an article about them in the Wall Street Journal, you might see a familiar name in it.

  ( I have a nice one right now copy of Portland business journals top 30 builders) which I made number 24 in my market.. so lead with strength..

I was having lunch with my Banker ( we do that once to  twice a month)  and he hands me the business Journal and says you made the paper ..

I used to have a journal and rate each with a 1-5 at end of day. 

Journal my thoughts, feelings and whatever else comes in my head daily7.

(I prefer to use Transactions when doing all this verses Genral Journal Entires).  

Hey @Kelvin Vallesteros come join us in Journal Square!

More news from Wall Street JOurnal todayWall Street is betting that more well-off Americans will want to be renters.Financiers who loaded up on homes after the housing bust for pennies on the dollar are buying yet more—despite home prices in many markets being at all-time highs.Their wager: High prices, higher mortgage rates and skimpy inventory are making homeownership harder.

It’s located in my home town, and it truly is move in ready, the homeowner has lived there for 25 years and VERY meticulous about fixing or repairing anything that needs done and she has kept an extensive journal of anything that has EVER been done.

Thanks for putting this question out there - personally, using a daily journal has helped to keep me focused on my short- and long-term goals.