Thank You, Essential Workers

Sep72020

To all essential workers on this Labor Day, thank you.

Categories: Holidays, Time-sensitive, UncategorizedBy Robby September 7, 2020

Author: Robby

Robby Dearth, Realtor is at Hidden Valley Park.

4 weeks ago

Weekend Recap and Focus for the week:

Brandi and I have been talking a lot about how fast life has been flying by, it seems like just yesterday we were introducing Andie and Ellie to the world, and now they’ve grown into their own human beings with opinions, personalities, and of course… attitudes!

I love starting my weekend with the Saturday crew at the gym, I usually go from 6:45-7:45, but Brandi was working an event in Marin that morning so I went from 8-9a instead so that my in-laws could sleep in a bit! Luckily I got to see the usual crew in passing and it was fun catching up with Dre… anyone who knows the two of us knows the big feelings crew 😂

After the gym I got cleaned up and headed into the quiet lonely office to finish compiling an offer package for a new client - offers these days have to be very refined and complete when submitting, I’ve told you how competitive the market is.. this is one of the ways we separate ourselves from the rest!

Ellie and I spent the day on Saturday touring open houses (video coming soon), giving Mom and Andie some time to chill before we had our good friends over to celebrate Ash's birthday wooo! We had homemade tacos then closed out the night playing basketball and hanging on the monkey bars at the park by our house.

A long night of night terrors and disrupted sleep from incoming colds meant that Sunday was laid back - the girls and I woke up after Mom was already at the gym, we made bacon breakfast burritos and then started putting together everything for a "staycation" style picnic at the park across the street. The girls brought their new roller skates along with their scooters, we spent hours just hanging out... it was perfect, a real ‘core memory’ day.

**Mindset** - Enjoy what you have when you have it. I spend so much time being stressed out about what could go wrong, or the current "problems" that I have... 5 years ago I would've been thrilled to know that I was building my own company in a field that I love and coming home to a beautiful family. It's all about perspective - know that you're in the good ole days while you're in them. Keep working hard, but remember to enjoy the journey! ...

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