It certainly doesn’t mean that the situation or belief is unworthy and I certainly don’t use it to ridicule...

So, you could set a religious schedule that looks something like this:Monday -9:00 am – 11:00 amTuesday -4:00 pm – 6:00 pmWednesday -9:00 am – 11:00 amThursday -4:00 pm – 6:00 pmFriday -9:00 am – 11:00 amThe reason you mix your days up is to reach those people who may not be home in the morning but will be home in the evening, and visa versa.On a side note, I understand that you may have a full time job and that cold calling during these times may interfere with your work schedule.

Does anyone else find it ironic that the term guru is also a religious term (Hinduism and Buddhism)?

My personal belief is that until one can direct mail to thousands a month, the more specific and personal the letters the better the response rate will be.

I don’t lie as part of my own beliefs and would not condone it - however if I was a person lIke that who wanted to avoid such problems of therapy animals..

I do many things everyday that are based on some history of practicality or belief that does not exist anymore, but I still find value in doing them.

My .02This is just one data point, but it supports this belief -- we just sold a rehab property for another BP member who I believe was considering a flat-fee listing prior to speaking with us.

I realize saints aren't everyone's bag nor part of everyone's cultural and religious heritage, but seriously....way to take the high road.Deshone Drummond As you point out, success is as you see it, no doubt.

@Mark Cruse our beliefs remake the world to match what we already believe.

We all come from a belief in abundance, not scarcity.