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Information from my Loan Officer, Duane Gill at PrimeLending

Monday, May 4th, 2009

Experts say that when the economy recovers, don’t expect things to be the same. The housing and job markets are changing. So are key industries – from real estate and lending, to energy, automobiles and healthcare. Government regulations and tax laws may also be changing in major ways. The bottom line? The one thing that’s certain is change! So the big question is: How should we handle change – not just to get through it, but to come out a winner!

  1. Change is nothing new. From growing up, to making friends, to expanding career paths, everyone’s life story is one of change. The same is true of virtually all industries, thanks to developing markets, growing populations and advancing technologies. Of course, the more changes we experience in a short time period, the bigger they seem.
  2. Change can be complex. Changes can happen at the same time in multiple areas, such as how we conduct our business, the tools we employ, the processes we follow. When many things change at the same time, the situation quickly gets complex.
  3. Change can be confusing. Not surprisingly, complexity can create confusion. Bewildered by all the changes, we conclude there’s nothing we can do. Not true! All of us CAN master new products, services or skills – AND find the right path to take us forward. The key is to deal with each change on its own, starting with the easiest.
  4. Change still leaves you plenty of choice. In an evolving scenario. there are always options and alternatives. Every challenge has more than one solution. You just need to commit to finding it, focus on the task, take the time you need and then – take action! Failure usually comes from barriers we impose on ourselves.
  5. Change does demand courage. In the face of change, it pays to be brave. Instead of trying to avoid change – embrace it! Figure out how change can work for you. Find something you’re doing now that you can take into the future. Build on what you know, adding new knowledge and skill sets. Look to expand you horizons. Champion innovation – and instead of fighting change, use it to help shape the future!

Follow these ideas and you’ll stay well ahead of the ever-changing business environment.

… Have a great month!

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