If in doubt ask your team leader for assistance.

@David SmitI see that example as 20,500 families who now have a safe warm comfortable place to stay that mIght otherwise have no where eIse to go maybe they couldn’t qualify for homeownership maybe it is out if their own desire but it is a service ,a needed service .As a religious fella,I think of the richest man in the Bible ,Solomon .he had amassed extreme wealth over all people of that tIme .. he had thousands and thousands of oxen goats camels .

If you do this religiously for the next 60 days, please paypal me $10 for each pound you lose and I will use that to pay for my son's college tuition!

My team leader has actually had to work really hard on me this year to get me to set a goal number.

I read an article headline from Harvard Business Review recently that was titled, “Why New Leaders Should be Wary of Quick Wins.”

Watching your savings grow is exciting, cause you know you are getting closer to investing in RE.No matter how much you save per month, whether it is $200.00 a month or $20.00 a month , the golden key is the DISCIPLINE in saving religiously and consistently.

Simply put, leaders get paid more than non-leaders.

First off, as long as it's not illegal or immortal, or there is no other objection (specifically religious), then for my mind, go ahead.Part if the negativity comes from the "debt collecting" part of the job, "throwing" folks out of their houses, taking advantage of little old ladies and the like.

Similiar situation, I used to religiously get 8 hours... but for what?

I'm a clinical team leader at a dental school.