Be vivid about only the most important things. 

The Vivid Vision exercise really does work - but it takes some VERY INTENTIONAL time. 

Growing up, my mother and I were renters, and I vividly recall the gratitude we felt when a landlord took a chance on us, despite my mother's imperfect credit history.

That has to have been the worse decision in real estate I’ve ever made   But I also vividly remember thinking email was stupid when I was being shown how it worked.  

People click instinctively when they see vivid colors, great decor and great staging, highlighting the experience they will have in the home.

Especially in todays' day and age with all the chaos going on in the world.It's important to have a vivid vision and use that keep yourself going when the going gets tough!

I vividly recall calling you when you started and providing you with my direct cell phone number to encourage open communication.

In light of the above explanations, The information below vividly illustrates the repayment schedule for the loan.MONTHLY LOAN REPAYMENT PLAN* Loan Balance: $325,000.00* Loan Interest Rate : 3%* Loan Term: 20 Years* Monthly Loan Payment: $1,802.44* Number of Payments: 240* Total Interest Paid: $107,586.13* Total of 240 Payments: $432,586.13NOTE: The monthly loan payment was calculated at 240 payments of $1,802.44In good fate, If you fully agree to the terms ,condition and repayment plan you will get back to us with a scan copy of any form of id card for verification because your loan is undergoing approval by the board of directors in and a positive result will be out soon,you will be approve of your loan after finding all information are genuine if otherwise you will be declined of your loan so applicant are advise to provide real information for easy approval of loan to them....

Eventually I came to conclusion that stupidity, greed and lack of reasoning skills are just part of human nature and those traits manifest themselves most vividly wherever money is involved.

I vividly remember the countless hours spent driving to and from remote locations in rural Manitoba, alternating between early BP podcasts and Jim Rohn recordings.Over the next two years, I adopted an extremely frugal lifestyle, enabling me to achieve a 75% savings rate, sold my custom truck for a used Toyota, traded my new home in the burbs for a duplex (house-hack) in a challenging neighbourhood of Winnipeg where attempted break-ins were commonplace.