9 questions to ask about 2007

1. What is the greatest lesson you learned this year that you never want your kids to forget?

2. How might you have behaved or acted differently in 2007 if you had to do it over again?


3. Looking back over the year, what did you set out to do that you didn’t do and why?


4. What key discipline did you live out this past year that had a significant impact on your life? What was the impact?


5. What are you most proud of this year?


6. What were the key surprises (good or bad) that happened this year?


7. Which relationships in your life grew this year and which regressed?


8. If you could go back to the beginning of this year, what piece of advice would you give yourself? Why?

9. Looking back, what was the overarching theme for the year?

New Year's Resolutions

The beginning of a new year brings a lot of resolutions. You may want to get on that treadmill and lose those extra pounds, make a budget for your family or just want to be a better person all around. One of my resolutions this year is to get more organized around the house. I just can't seem to get rid of anything and it's starting to drive me crazy! Just think of how much easier it would be to move if your home was totally organized. Maybe once you get organized, you may just want to make a move. I know that I couldn't even think about moving right now because my closets are so cluttered and packing up all of the things to move would just be a nightmare. Maybe your home just doesn't have enough storage and moving into another home could help you stay more organized. That's one of the good things about Turner and Son Homes, the massive amount of storage and closet space. If you want to take a look at how big the closets are just give Darcy Oviatt a call at 274-5667 and he can give you a tour. You don't have to make resolutions, but making a move is a fresh start and a good way to get more organized. Happy New Year and good luck with your resolutions!

Mandy Stansberry

Atchley Group Marketing Manager