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Being prepared ahead of time for your doctors’ appointments can ease anxiety and make your time in the doctor’s office more beneficial to you and your health. In today’s Service For Life! ® Free consumer newsletter, you’ll learn tips to make sure you remember to ask all of your questions and leave feeling “seen.”
You’ll also learn about how you can help the young people in your life get a head start on the road to a healthy financial future, how to recover a forgotten Wi-Fi password, and how to make your guests feel at home – plus fun facts, a trivia challenge, and lots more.
Finally, I want you to know that you may call me for any reason. And please let me know if a friend, family member or neighbor needs a caring, competent real estate professional to help in buying or selling.
I truly appreciate your friendship and referrals. Enjoy your issue!
Warmest regards,
Anthony Grynchal
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Brain Teaser…
A man pushes his car to a hotel and tells its owner he’s bankrupt. Why?
(See page 4 for the answer.)
Prepare For Success At The Doctor's Office
Going to the doctor can be a bit stressful, even if the reason for your visit is as simple as an annual check-up. It’s easy to become flustered once you’re in an exam room, and the questions you may have had in mind to ask your doctor can quickly disappear.
You can make your next appointment a stress-free success with a bit of preparation. Try these tips:
- Take notes: If you’re having specific symptoms, keep a journal of the day-to-day changes. Add details like what you eat, what time, changes in mood or appetite, as any little detail might be important. If you’re taking medications, include those as well so your doctor is fully informed. Make notes, too, of questions you have for your doctor – your visit is a two-way conversation and you want to maximize both your own time and your doctor’s.
- Timing is everything: Delays at the doctor’s office can increase feelings of anxiety and nervousness. If you can, make appointments first thing in the morning. That could help you avoid the inevitable delays as doctors see other patients and appointment times run over. Try to make sure your day is as free as possible so you don’t stress about your next task if you end up waiting.
- Be honest: Not being entirely honest or withholding information from your doctor can be a detriment to you and your health. Remember: your doctor is there to help you. If you find you have a hard time actually saying something you’re embarrassed about–try practicing it out loud in a mirror before your appointment.
- Be flexible: You may have a specific treatment in mind when you go into your appointment, but your doctor is a professional. It’s a good idea to at least listen to all the options.
Learn How To Maximize The Value Of Your Home
Did you know there’s a free consumer report showing what to fix to net the most value for your home? It’s called “Make Your Home Show Like A Model Without Breaking The Bank” and it’s an essential guide to homeowner profits. You can get a free copy by calling me at… 909 731 5374
Help Young Adults With Finances
Keeping track of budgets, money spent, and money saved is a terrific way to start out on the road to a healthy financial future. Share these smartphone apps with the young adults in your life to easily track finances.
Mint is a terrific way to track the 50/30/20 rule: 50% of income for essentials (e.g. rent, food), 30% for wants (e.g. shopping, eating out), and 20% for savings (e.g. paying down debt, “pay yourself first” emergency fund). YNAB, another budgeting app recommended by NerdWallet and free for college students for one year, encourages users to be more intentional with their spending, accounting for every dollar earned. NerdWallet also has its own free app that allows users to track spending, debt, and credit score, which follows us throughout adulthood.
Consulting a financial adviser is another terrific piece of advice for the young adults in your life – it’s never too early to get advice on ways to achieve financial goals.
Free Consumer Help Is Just A Phone Call Away
Learn valuable secrets for saving thousands and avoiding costly mistakes when buying, selling or refinancing a home. Best of all, it’s FREE. Ask about my “Insider’s Free Resources” by calling me at:
909 731 5374
You Forgot Your Wi-Fi Password. Now What?
A friend asks for your Wi-Fi password, but you’re at a loss. Now what? Here are the steps to easily retrieve your password:
Mac
- Open the Keychain Access
- Search for the name of the wireless network for which you’d like the password. When found, double click on it.
- Check the Show Password box to see the password spelled out.
Windows
- Open the Network and Sharing Center.
- Next to Connections, select your Wi-Fi network, and then Wireless Properties.
- Within Wireless Network Properties, select the Securitytab, and then check the box next to Show Characters.
Best Weather Websites
Weather can change on a dime. Here are some websites to keep an eye on what’s happening to-the-minute.
www.weather.com – Daily, weekend, and monthly forecasts from The Weather Channel.
www.accuweather.com – Area forecasts down to the minute. Arguably the most accurate!
www.noaa.gov/weather – The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration runs this site, with authorized severe weather warnings and lots of graphs and data.
Make Your Guests Feel At Home
Whether they’re staying in a guest room, or in a hosted Airbnb, here are a few ways to ensure your guests feel right at home during their stay.
1. Once you’ve shown your guests where they’ll be staying, take some time to walk them through the space. Point out where they can store their luggage and hang clothes, which bathroom they’ll be using, which light switches do what in the room, how to operate any window coverings, and power outlets for charging phones and laptop computers. This is also a good time to share a set of keys and go over the different locks to the house, as well as the security system if you have one.
2. A tray or basket of toiletry necessities left out provides guests with items they may have forgotten–and will be grateful to have. Think toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner, shaving cream, a comb, and aspirin or pain relief. Be sure that the bathroom your guests will be using is stocked with toilet paper and facial tissue, too.
3. Additional in-room niceties to consider are an alarm clock, bedside lamp, nightlight, extra blanket, and a pen and notepad in case of in-the-night inspiration. To that end, also make note of the Wi-Fi password so they can do some late-night browsing without having to disturb you.
4. Make your guests feel even more at home by showing them where they can find everything they would need in the kitchen, from glasses and coffee mugs, to bowls and plates, and silverware. Who knows, maybe they’ll feel so much at home they’ll put the coffee on for you in the morning.
Please Welcome New Clients And Good Friends Into Our Real Estate Family...
I’d like to take a moment to personally introduce and welcome a few of my newest clients and good friends who have supported my business over the years. And special thanks to everyone who thought of me with your referrals!
Grace Connolly
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“Who Else Wants To Win
$350 amazon gift card?”
Guess who won last month’s Trivia Question? I’m pleased to announce the lucky winner of last month’s quiz. And the winner is…drum roll please: Mitch Stien
Queen Victoria was an influential monarch in many ways. Which of these did not become popular because of Queen Victoria? a) white wedding dresses b) Christmas trees c) bridesmaids wearing the same color d) engagement rings
The answer is c) bridesmaids wearing the same color. This fashion came from ancient Rome, when the bridal party all wore the same outfit to confuse attackers/evil spirits! So let’s move on to this month’s trivia question.
Which of these has been used as medicine, for courage, and was often a symbol of wealth and privilege?
a) Chocolate b) Salt c) Coffee d) Wine
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Brain Teaser Answer:
He's playing Monopoly.
Real Estate Corner…
Q: We’ve been thinking of hiring a REALTOR to list our property. What should we look for in a qualified, competent agent?
A: Just because someone passed a state licensing examination doesn’t mean they are qualified to handle your needs. All agents are not the same. Here are a few things you should look for in a qualified agent.
- First, determine if they specialize in your area or type of home.
- Ask them how they helped clients overcome specific problems they encountered in a past transaction.
- Ask them specifically what they will do for you if they represent you. They should have a step-by-step plan of action.
- Ask them how long they’ve practiced real estate, and how many transactions they have under their belt.
- Ask them about their marketing skills. Most agents are trained to handle transactions and understand the law, but not all of them are trained in effective marketing.
Want to learn more? Ask for my Free Consumer Report called “12 Questions You Should Ask Before Hiring a Real Estate Agent.” I’ll send a copy right over to you.
Do you have a question related to real estate or home ownership? Please call me at 909 731 5374. Perhaps I’ll feature your question in my next issue!
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