Two weeks of summer left and our five year old starts kindergarten. I used to laugh at those parents who got choked up when their kids started school, but I get it, and while I haven’t shed any tears, there is a little tug in the heart because she is growing up and becoming more […]
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August Goals
I’ve been working so hard to get this blog launched, that I haven’t taken the chance to put down my goals for this month. I always have tons of goals in my head, but I’m really bad about putting them in writing. I really want to be more accountable, so here goes. Blog Goals Publish […]
We spent a great weekend in the big city of Denver, but it was really wonderful to pull into the driveway today. Well, it was for the first five seconds until we noticed our dog, Mo, limping in the back yard. Our neighbors dog sit when we go out of town. We spoke to them the night before, […]
We live in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Within a two hour radius, you can be climbing a mountain, hiking in the desert, or visiting a national park. If you want to go shopping, though, you’re out of luck. We have a WalMart, which I despise, a couple of dollar stores, and a few specialty […]
One of the ways I hope to supplement my income after my optometry practice is sold is to carry a portion of the sale as an owner finance. The buyer will put down 10% and pay off the balance over a ten year period. To some this may sound like a gigantic roll of the dice, […]
This is the business I have owned for the past ten years, a private practice optometry office. It has provided income, friendships, learning experiences, and more than a headache or two. At the end of the year, it will no longer be mine. I am selling to my current associate doctor. The office is in […]
I have been in my current business for twelve years, and I am ready to make some changes. I have owned a private optometry practice for the past ten years. I am one of those people who always knew what they wanted to do. I finished my undergraduate work a year early so I could […]
