Selling your home is a stressful endeavor no matter who you are, but when you’re a cop, it can be a little more so.  You’re inviting strangers into your home when you aren’t there.  Pictures of your family adorn the walls, your weapons are easily available, and your home could be open to criminals y

There is a pervasive problem in the real estate industry with regards to VA Loans.  Many real estate agents just don’t understand them, and people fear what they do not understand.  I know many agents, and I interact with thousands of them online.  Every day, I see them talk negatively about VA Loan

Your talents and skillsets are a part of what will make you successful for sure. But, the truest judge of your potential is your MINDSET. People build roadblocks along their thought highways, and those roadblocks set subconscious limitations. If you get too close to one, your brain kicks into hyperd

I used to work a 9-5. Well, sort of. I had a set schedule, and it was overnight twelve-hour shifts. I worked for the man. And I took what scraps “the man” threw me along the way. And I performed, too. I did what I did at a high level. But, what did that get me? An occasional attaboy at most. It did

I’m lying here tonight anxiously awaiting Luke’s arrival. I’m trying to think of lessons I want to teach him on how to be a man. Here are a few I’ve come up with. • Treat people kindly, even when they cannot do anything for you. That’s the true measure of a good man. • Look a man in the eye when you

I love this little girl, my sweet daughter. She is smart, funny, easygoing, and clearly beautiful. I know, without hesitation, I would trade my life for hers. She will grow up knowing I love her, and I will do anything to keep her safe and to provide her with a good, stable life. She will always kno

When every single survival instinct was screaming run away, they ran toward automatic gunfire. Think about that. Despite all the protests, all the vitriol, all the hate and false accusations, Las Vegas Metro Police charged toward gunfire, two of them taking rounds in the process, risking their lives

Eight months ago, just before the effective date of my resignation from my former employer, I was injured in the line of duty. The injury seemed relatively minor, nothing more than a tweaked wrist on my dominant side. The worker’s comp doctor assured me it was just a deep bone bruise and nothing to