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THE GOLDEN LETTERS. The Three Statements of Garab Dorje, the first teacher of Dzogchen, containing “The Three Statements that Strike the Essential Points,.
How Golden Handoff Works Here are the 4 steps of the Golden Handoff:. You connect with a retiring agent to adopt their clients and become their Adopting Agent. Your retiring agent announces their retirement and makes it clear that their Adopting Agent will be taking over their business and client relationships.
You call, email, and pro-actively communicate with the retiring agent’s clients. You enjoy hundreds of new clients in exchange for a few years’ worth of referral fees to your retiring agent. About the Book – The Golden Handoff This is the first real estate agent/sales/business book I have picked up and thought: “This is a truly novel concept.” There are some great ones out there, suggested both in my book, and in my media. But the entire topic of this book has not been covered yet.
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More impressively, I thought the idea was a “unicorn;” I didn’t think the concept itself was possible to successfully execute (honestly, before this book I flat out scoffed at the idea). Now, I am revisiting my business plan in perfect time for the 2016 selling season. Wright Brothers Podcast: The Golden Handoff & Nick Krautter Nick Krautter joins us today on the Wright Brothers Podcast to talk about his expertise in gaining referral business from retiring or relocating agents. Nick talks about his experience and strategies in depth in his book, The Golden Handoff, and on its accompanying website.
In a nutshell, the Golden Handoff refers to the practice by an established agent of partnering with another agent who is either getting ready to retire or relocate to a different area.
The Golden Alphabet, PSALM 119. By Charles H. SpurgeonCHARLESHADDONSPURGEONTHE GOLDEN ALPHABET Spurgeon's exposition of One Hundred Nineteenth Psalm, adapted by himself from his 'Treasury of David.' Originally each division and verse began with a letter of the Hebrew alphabet. In the Hebrew, each verse begins with the respective Hebrew letter/name for that division. There are 22 divisionsof 8 verses each, for 176 verses. Naming goes as follows:ALEPH, BETH, GIMEL, DALETH, HE, VAU, and onfor 22, completing the Hebrew alphabet.By Charles Haddon SpurgeonReadSermonsand DevotionsDaily onThe GospelWebPSALM 119There is no special title to this Psalm, neither is any author's name mentioned.
It is THE LONGEST PSALM, and this is a sufficiently distinctive name for it. It equals in bulk twenty-two psalms of the average length of the Songs of Degrees. Nor is it long only; for it equally excels in breadth of thought, depth of meaning, and height of fervor. It is like the celestial city which lieth four-square, and the height and the breadth of it are equal.Many superficial readers have imagined that it harps' upon one string,and abounds in pious repetitions and redundancies; but this arises fromthe shallowness of the reader's own mind: those who have studied thisdivine hymn, and carefully noted each line of it, are amazed at the varietyand profundity of the thought. Using only a few words, the writer hasproduced permutations and combinations of meaning' which display hisholy familiarity with his subject, and the sanctified ingenuity of his mind.He never repeats himself; for if the same sentiment recurs it is placed in afresh connection, and so exhibits another interesting shade of meaning.The more one studies it the fresher it becomes.
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As those who drink theWile water like it better every time they take a draught, so does this Psalmbecome the more full and fascinating the oftener you turn to it. It containsno idle word; the grapes of this cluster are almost to bursting full with thenew wine of the kingdom. The more you look into this mirror of a graciousheart the more you will see in it. Placid on the surface as the sea of glassbefore the eternal throne, it yet contains within its depths an ocean of fire,and those who devoutly gaze into it shall not only see the brightness, butfeel the glow of the sacred flame. It is loaded with holy sense, and is asweighty as it is bulky.
Again and again have we cried while studying it,‘'Oh the depths!' ' Yet these depths are hidden beneath an apparentsimplicity, as Augustine has well and wisely said, and this makes theexposition all the more difficult.