How to have a glorious week

To have an absolutely glorious week, designate each day in a special way and then approach that day with all of the optimisim, enthusiasm, energy, motivation, and inspiration that each day signifies.

Here's the suggested lineup for an incredible week (and you can add your own titles as you like):

  - Spectacular (or Splendid) Sunday

  - Marvelous (or Magnificent) Monday

  - Tremendous Tuesday

  - Wonderful Wednesday

  - Terrific Thursday

  - Fantastic (or Fabulous) Friday

  - Stupendous Saturday

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14 comments • Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer • April 14 2009 08:36PM

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Thanks for the tip, we need as much help as we can get these days.

Posted by Bridget Cella, e-Pro Realtor (Re/Max Connection) about 3 years ago

Love it, Steve! Another way to have a glorious week is to be grateful each and every day for all the good in your life. It's amazing when you get into that habit how your overall attitude changes for the better!!

Posted by Peggy Wester Real Estate Agent Ozaukee & Washington County Real Estate (Shorewest Realtors) about 3 years ago

Bridget,

Thanks. A good attitude definitely helps us face each day. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) about 3 years ago

Peggy,

A feeling of gratitude is very important. Thanks for adding that. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) about 3 years ago

Steve - I have a Terrific Tuesday today.  I got a nice offer on my listing and another one got the contract fully signed.

Posted by Rosalinda Morgan "The Rose Lady" about 3 years ago

Steve:

Great suggestions on starting a positve empowered day.  Thanks for the list.

Posted by Bob Force (REALTOR®) Silver Spring, Md. (Weichert Realtors® - Aspen Hill/Leisure World) about 3 years ago

Rosalinda,

That is terrific! What an amazing day for you. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) about 3 years ago

Bob,

Thanks for the comments. Have a great week using the positive power of of each day. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) about 3 years ago

wow! I am loving how you think. Please post lots more!

Posted by Nannette Hilliard CDPE,ABR,CRS (Century 21 Zwygart Green County Real Estate) about 3 years ago

Nannette,

Thank you for your great comments. Appreciate having you as a reader. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) about 3 years ago

Steve, you are a wordsmith my friend! The theme sometimes is the start to a great week even if it is Wednesday. A week is 7 days. You don't have to start Sunday!

 

Posted by Paul Henderson, Broker, Realtor® Tacoma,Gig Harbor,DuPont,HartstenePointe (RE/MAX Professionals & Four Seasons Inc.) about 3 years ago

Paul,

Thanks for the reminder that a week is any 7 day period, and that they can all be positive regardless of what the beginning day is. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) about 3 years ago

Come on - you mean no:

  • Mundane Mondays
  • Tedious Tuesdays
  • Weaklink Wednesday
  • Thursday Thrashings
  • Faking It Fridays
  • Slow Saturdays
  • Sickening Sundays

If all is good, I won't have anything to whine (ie. blog) about.

Posted by Ryan Shaughnessy, Broker/Attorney - Your Lafayette Square Real Estate Partner (PREA Signature Realty - www.preasignaturerealty.com) about 3 years ago

Ryan,

Nice try. You'll do just fine reporting on positive news and events. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) about 3 years ago

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