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|These signs on Storrow Drive are acclaimed as effective in selling their properties' benefits. (Bill Greene/Globe Staff)
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Home sellers can be forgiven for feeling a little desperate in this slow real estate market. After months of no interest, it's hard not to feel like the wallflower at the school dance, the dorky 30-something who still lives with his parents.
Perhaps it's not because you don't have anything to offer. Maybe it's how you're offering it up.
Your real estate listing, like a personal ad, should try to manage buyers' expectations, according to Paul Campano, a broker with Keller Williams Realty in Boston.
"You definitely want to paint an interesting, intriguing picture without over promising or under delivering," he said. "Same goes for the pictures you post online. Don't be the guy who puts up a picture of himself from eight years ago when he had hair and was 20 pounds lighter. Some sellers will post a couple of glorious photos but then crop out the I-93 overpass that runs over their backyard."
It's better to put it all out there, warts and all, he said, because today's Internet-savvy buyers can spot a padded profile or Photoshop-altered picture a mile away.
For instance, when Campano recently listed a "fixer-upper" in Cambridge, he purposely posted a picture of the kitchen, clearly the worst room in the house as some of its walls were torn out.
"I would much rather have buyers see that upfront, than make the trip to the property having only seen the 'nice rooms' and be disappointed," he said.
In addition to truthful pictures, the listing's headline should be a real attention-grabber, according to Michael Russer, a real estate speaker and author who specializes in marketing and selling homes online.
"Your ad's headline should immediately hit buyers right in the gut," he said. "Put yourself in the buyer's shoes. What would stand out for you? What would you find attractive."
"It's OK to play a little hard to get in the body of your ad," he added. "For instance, you can write it as if you have the upper hand in the deal, i.e. 'If you meet the criteria, this home could be the place for you.' "
Russer also said your real estate listing should be "benefit laced" rather than "features laced."
"You can list all the features you want but that won't answer the buyer's ultimate question: 'What's in it for me'," he said.
For instance, don't just say there's a fireplace, tell them how that fireplace will warm the home on snowy evenings, he said.
Another good example of a benefits-laced ad would be the iconic signs that have long tempted, perhaps even taunted, commuters in gridlock on Storrow Drive with the phrase: "If you lived here, you'd be home now."
For many people, that kind of candor is appealing. That is why Walter Hall believes if you're a desperate house seller, then it's perfectly appropriate - perhaps even smart - to just say so.
"Why not sound like a desperate personal ad? If you're truly a motivated seller, it could be a smart move to let the buyers know, in no uncertain terms, that you're serious about selling," said Hall, founder and chairman of HouseSavvy in Norwell.
"Why not say something like 'the only thing that is wrong with our property is that it's been overpriced for too long.' You'd be sending the message to buyers that you're realistic and understand the current market."
Esquire magazine used to run a feature called "Brutally Honest Personals" where people put it all out there - "I have a huge gut, am very esoteric and horrible at parties" - in the hopes that someone, somewhere would be attracted by their raw sincerity.
In the home sellers' version, Hall believes sellers with "brutally honest real estate ads" would surely find a match, and sometimes more than one offer.
"By being brutally honest, you can shift your situation from desperate to competitive. You may even spark a bidding war among buyers looking for a steal," he said.
In addition to knowing what properties are worth, today's buyers demand truth in advertising, according to Anna Matsunaga, a broker for Keller Williams Realty in Tacoma, who blogs on Active Rain, a real estate networking site.
"Buyers know when they're being whitewashed," she said.
Inspired by a humorous e-mail she received that translated the familiar lingo of personal ads, Matsunaga compiled her own translations of real estate listings on her blog. For instance, in personal ads, if a woman describes herself as "athletic," it means she's flat chested; a man who describes himself as "mature" is usually bald, Matsunaga said.
On the real estate ads, she said, "cute" means, "small, under 600 square feet, including the garage." "Desirable neighborhood" means "out of your price range," and "Ready for your ideas" means the property has 1970s countertops with dark wood paneling and an olive green fridge.
"Instead of 'ready for your ideas,' my team is more likely to say 'this house needs to be completely redone inside and out, it is the worst house on the block,' " she said. "I know that seems to go against what's intuitive, but people like you to be honest and we have found real truth in advertising really does sell houses."
It may be hard to describe your house in such blunt terms. But then again, do you really want prospective buyers to guess what you meant when you said the home has "great personality?"


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The ones that got away: Stewart, Wishart and Mitera
While everyone seems to agree the Habs did OK in the first three rouns thanks to agood second rounder in Maxwell and a good 3rd rounder in White (both of which provide depth which has been lacking at the centerr position),they could not resist the temptation to again go for a "reach" in the first round in Fischer.
Drafts should be judged by who you got, but they are also often judged by who you allowed to get away (ex: Simon Gagné vs. Eric Chouinard, Jason Ward vs. Marian Hossa (ouch!) and Andrei Kostsisnyn vs Jeff Carter,Ryan Getzlaf and aslew of others).
In this case, by trading down from 16th to 20th, Habs let go three prospects that seemed to really fit their needs:
1) another power forward Chris Stewart to complement Latendresse and once and for all try to shed our small team image;
2) huge defensemen with good skating abilities (a rare combo) in Wishart and Mitera;
3) yes they got an extra 2nd rounder in the exercize, but what they did with it (Matthieu Carle) hardly thrills anybody and appears to be another reach/longshot;
4)how well Fischer develops vs. Wisaht, Stewart and Mitera will be what makeds this draft or not for the Habs...
I am not knowledgeable enough to know who we allowed to slip by when we reached for Carle with our 2nd 2nd rounder, but on the face of it we could just have drafted White there and saved our 3rd and 4th rounder we had to subsequently trade to get him...
WE don't need forwards
don't you see our depth, and draft was crapshoot after 13th pick, din't you see that when canuks selected someone sloted to go in second round, normal draft I would be upset trading down but there are no game breakers here, and how could you already declare all those drafted ahead of fisher better, you should have more patience my friend, we are no scouts, and scouts had lot of different reading this draft anyways!!.
Wishart has close to zero abilitys with the puck, he's a player who's using his size to do what he wants, i don't think it'l translate to the NHL, Fisher is way more offensive then he is, Stewart will imo become a Mike Knuble type of player, a 2nd rated powerforward
I would've preferred Stewart. other than Latendress, Habs don't have another guy with power forward potential.
I hope Fischer doesn't turn out into a Hainsey/Wilikie
we'll just have to wait and see, I guess, but I'm not sold on Fischer at all. Habs could've made better.
You said it yourself... the draft was a complete crapshoot after pick number #10.
We should be happy that for the 2nd year in a row, the Habs mangaged to nab a player many beleived to be a mid-to late 1st round pick in Maxwell.
I'm a little mad :rant: they didn't draft Sagunetti, however... I personally think he's gonna be a great NHL defenceman... Andre Markov v2.0. But they could afford to draft a project player in Fisher, so they took the more total upside... understandble.
Fisher looks like a project........
But once again I think that the Maxwell, Carle and White pick will be excellent picks for Habs future......
White was suppose to be a safe pick for NHL and a first rounder in many mock....The Habs trade up for get White in 3rd round, BG and Timmins done a fine job after the first round.......
The thing interesting about Fisher is the next school, the same than a guy name Johnson......If Fisher play with Erick Johnson it could really help Fisher progress in the future
I was very happy to see the Habs pass on Steward and Wishart. I thought they we're too overrated players with little hockey sense and offensive capabilities. I like the four picks personally.
I'm happy overall with the draft and it is way to early to start complaining the damm draft was a day ago. Let's see in 4-5 years where things are.
Don't you think it's a bit early to bash the Kostitsyn (not that tough to spell really) pick? Andrei has shown a lot of promise this year and he was the only guy making things happen when the team went through a horrific slump.
We will have to wait 3 years(5 for a real evaluation) to start getting some answers, but Fisher was in the top 10 in some attributes for the scouts. One of those attributes is determination. I completely dig this choice, he could end up being a Redden at the best and a very good stable 3-4 D at worst. Hes a wise kid. :handclap: :clap:
Wyshart(Or anyone drafted in those position) = Fisher + Carle? no. Fisher could end up better on his own, and Carle could end up a great D as well.
+ 2 center man! great choice, we needed that depth, no big guy, but some speed and talent. Maxwell could end up a Top 6, but will need to work hard.
I don't think we can make a judgment on Andrei Kost yet as well, lets be patient, he had a long road because of his background. This year should be the year. Andrei is more talented than anyone drafted after, he just had more to go over and was drafted by the habs. He would have been playing for the flyers 2 years ago.
The only thing I don't understand is selecting a russian on the 5th round, why? don't we loose them sooner? The guy seems to be a sleeper very big D, we will need to rely on the scouts for this one.
If AK wasn't making progress this year, you can bet he'd have been dealt,and pawned off to someone thinking an underrated gem has dropped in their lap.
Montreal could not afford to pass on AK's talent at the 10th spot,in the same way they couldn't pass on Komisarek and Price.
Two things come to mind... First, how many times have you seen the other three guys play? Or maybe you just read about them?? I trust Timmins who spends a living watching the guys, scouting them, interviewing them, and I trust the many centrals who stated more than once than past the first 12 picks, it's hard to pick one prospect instead of another as they all have strenghts.
Second, how many times have you seen Kostsitsyn play in the NHL? Probably as much as I did. He is bound to make the team next year and, most importantly, still a calder candidate. So how can you claim he is a bust compared to Carter and Getzlaf????? Makes absolutely no sense. Coming on early doesn't make you better, far from that. These things take time!!
I bet Max is still on cloud-9 that San Jose traded up to get Wishart in the 1st and then again for McGinn in the 2nd round. I haven't looked on any of the other boards yet, but it will be fun to read his elation-filled posts. :clap:
I do not think that Stewart, Mitera and Wishart "got away" from us. I happen to think that Timmins knew those guys would probably get picked in the 16-19 range before deciding to trade down, having made up his mind that Fischer was his guy. Our scouting staff was aiming on a defenceman, and if you're going to take one, why not try for one that has that special ability to create havoc in the offensive zone? Mitera and Wishart both have average puck skills and rather limited upside. I would have been disappointed with either of those two guys. Sure, Fischer is a project, but the Habs management must be confident that he's going to progress nicely with the Golden Gophers, playing alongside 2006 draftees like Okposo and Kessel, as well as Jack Johnson.
By all accounts, Fischer's offensive game and skillset far exceeds Wishart's and especially Mitera's. He was also the only defenseman Central Scouting ranked in their top 10 for Quickest Hands (amongst this year's North American draft class, but he's listed as "David Fisher"), so his hands are top notch. He also ranked top 10 in Quickest Feet, and Athleticism. From a tools standpoint, Miteral and Wishart don't compare to Fischer.
In the same survey, Central Scouting lists Fischer as one of the ten most dedicated North American prospects in this year's draft (they spell his name "Fisher" again, though. Is there any "David Fisher" in the draft?), the top 10 in Hardest Worker, and top 10 in Team Leader. Timmins called him a very competitive athlete, so when you take his dedication, hard work, leadership skills, and competitiveness into consideration, I doubt he'll be a Hainsey or a Wilkie.
Really the only thing Fischer doesn't have on his resume is a high level of competition. We know how Wishart did in the WHL and International competitions, and we know how Mitera did in the NCAA, but Fischer only played High School hockey, so he's the comparative wild card. We're not going to look back in ten years and kick ourselves for not drafting Wishart or Mitera--don't get me wrong, they're both most likely going to be very solid and serviceable defensemen who every team would love to have, but it's doubtful they'd ever amount to anything more--but we might be kicking ourselves if we drafted the safe Wishart or Mitera and Fischer proves to be a top pairing kind of guy with great intangibles. Since he only played High School hockey, Fischer could be a flop (we don't know how he'll do against stronger competition), but, with his tools, skillset, and intangibles, if he was more proven, there's no way he'd be available at 20.
With the quality of the picks in recent years I am willing to trust the staff in place.
Stop whining about every pick it just gets annoying. It's ok to question some of the picks I have no problem with that...but to cry like little girls is just sad.
Stewart was the only one of those three i kind of liked.
I'm happy with the draft, we filled alot of holes that was lacking depth in our system. however with the picks we took we won't know anything about how GOOD this draft was for probably at least 3 years.
most of what we took are all projects.
Im not sold at 100 % about Fischer , he looks like a really good D-man and Im sure he could become a top 4 d-man for us but what Ive heard about him called an '' idiot '' scares me a lot ... is it true or its just bull**** ?
I think we did OK, definately not, as far as today is concerned, our best draft but pretty tough 'cause 2004 and 2005 were pretty good.
I don't think Wishart, Mitera, Sanguinetti and other d-men are the real questions marks here. I think we all agree that Giroux was too early to be picked at 16 but was it still too early at 20 now that we know that Philly took him at 22??? You all know that big debate I don't want to get into but Fischer will again need to blossom quickly and Giroux hit his peak soon 'cause we'll hear about it for years and years to come.....
But I Love with a capital L the Maxwell and White picks. I believe White has more upside than the Foligno, Clutterbuck and those types of player.
Habs management have some kind of nerves to NOT pick Geoffrion with all that talk about him being THE fit for our team. I would've picked him instead of Carle but I would've picked a lot of other players too. Carle will have to sell his stuff to me 'cause as of now, I don't like this pick very puck.
Valentenko and Cepek well will see. I have less problems with Cepek since he's a 7th rounder and may be a great guess since he was hurt and wasn't on the radar too much. But there was great potentiel players to be picked beside Valentenko. (Chaput, Juutilainen, Dudas, Walker, Flynn, Popov, Breault)
And I hope this will definately end the talk about that BPA theory. We had less d-men prospects than forwards, we picked 4 d-men 2 centers. Timmins went for needs this year.
I believe Fischer and Carle werent't the BPA at the time they were picked. Maxwell and White were....
I wonder why we didnt pick Williams and then Geoffrion in 2nd round
I wanted Chris Summers and admitt to knowing very little about Fischer. For the second year in a row, I was confussed about our 1st round pick - but I was silenced when I saw Price at rookie camp so I'm not habouring any bad sentiments towards this draft class untill I see it for myself.
And that 2003 crop was probably one of the most NHL ready bunch of guys like we see right now those from that draft who are already playing in the NHL. So when some say that you never draft a player 'cause you'll never know what would be your needs in 4 or 5 years. Well in those cases, it didn't take that much time to see them in the Bigs. And that reason doesn't stand if you look at this year's draft 'cause since we're not supposed to draft by needs, Timmins and Co said directly that we're lacking good potentiel d-men but we all know that Fischer is a long-term project that will see in 4 or 5 years.....I guess some of you guys, based on that, do not really agree with Timmins....
Let's just say that a high risk high reward would've been more appropriate this year since this is not the greatest year ever so that's why Fischer pick is not that bad. But Giroux would've been another high pick-high reward.....
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Bathed in sunshine, this five-bedroom property located on a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking Lake Bessie is aptly named Camelia meaning "perfect flower" in Italian. With lush greenery and landscaping surrounding the 9,623-square-foot home, guests are greeted by sophisticated detailing and ornate materials.
The master suite and library occupy the right wing of the home. The large master suite contains an exercise room, private covered porch and two-story walk-in closet with 20-foot vaulted ceilings. Additionally, a secret door from the master closet leads to the sophisticated library, which is lined with leather and intricate woodwork.
The gourmet kitchen features countless amenities such as Wolf stainless steel appliances, bread warmer and a built-in Miele espresso machine. Connected to the kitchen is the hearth room which features a grand fireplace and connects to the chef's office. The family room opens up to a beautiful terrace with a summer kitchen, fireplace, retractable screens, air conditioning and heaters.
Three guest bedrooms reside upstairs along with a home theater, craft/laundry room, and game room. Evenings can be enjoyed on the beautiful lanai which is home to the immaculate infinity pool. Additional features of the home include two-car garages with golf cart parking and private dock. Words do not do this home justice. A must-see for a buyer who appreciates only the finest.
Isleworth Lake Front Estate. Breathtaking views of Lake Louise form almost every room in the house. This property was taken down to the studs in 2010 and was rebuilt with the finest materials and craftsmanship available. 2 gourmet kitchens. One inside and one outside. First floor master suite with spectacular his and hers closets. The master bath is equipped with a spa tub over sized shower and heated floor! Hand crafted wood working throughout the house by Master European craftsman Vassilli Boitchouk. Sip wine in your own private wine cellar. There are also 3 wine coolers located throughout the house. Upstairs there is a man cave/office/guest suite with a full bath. Downstairs enjoy a sauna after working out in your own gym. The state of the art electronic system lets you control every system in the house by your phone ,computer or touch pad. Relax and watch your favorite movie or sporting event in the theater area, or build your favorite puzzle in the game area. Treat yourself to a glass of your favorite from the rustic stone bar.2 roomy bedroom suites finish off the downstairs. Pool side is the second gourmet kitchen and 2 seating areas. One with a beautiful fireplace the other with a fire pit. Fire bowls are dramaticly placed around the over sized pool and hot tub/spa. All just waiting for you!
RARE OFFERING ~ ICONIC LAKEFRONT TROPHY ESTATE on 2.4 ACRES with 300' of PRISTINE SHORELINE, Unobstructed Breathtaking up-close lake views on FAMED LAKE BUTLER, arguably the Best of the 11 Butler Chain of Lakes. This PRIVATE GATED LAKEFRONT ESTATE is located on one of Windermere's most premier & sought after streets. This Luxury Lakefront Estate has 6,549 sq. ft. under air & 10,605 sq.ft. under roof, including 5 Bedrms, 6.5 Bathrms. 20 x 40 resort style pool, screened lanai & spa. 5 CAR GARAGE + 2 CAR PORTE-COCHERE, 500 gallon fuel tank w/ dispensers at boathouse & motorcourt. Parking for cars & RV. Grandfathered Extra Wide Dock & Boat House w/ a Screened Porch, Sun Deck & 2 boat slips w/ powered cradles. Landside boathouse/bath/storage building. The sole owner had the home designed by world-renowned architect Barry Berkus & custom built w/ only the finest materials. This magnificent property is of size & scope for an INCREDIBLE FAMILY COMPOUND. The owner also has Approved Plans for an On-Site Future Guesthouse. Additionally available for purchase directly across the street is 11923 Lake Butler, a 2,238 sq. ft. home on 1 Acre & the adjacent 1 Acre lot at 11811 Lake Butler & NO HOA. All located in the affluent yet quaint Town of Windermere offering small town charm, weekly farmers markets & seasonal events. "A" Rated Schools & just minutes to upscale shopping, fine dining, world class golfing, theme parks & Orlando International Airport. Welcome Home to Your Own Personal Florida Paradise!
In the prestigious Isleworth Golf and Country Club, this sprawling Tuscan-inspired estate provides an unparalleled venue for indoor-outdoor entertaining with a backdrop of sweeping fairway views. The entrance features a floating staircase leading to superb living areas including three large bedroom ensuites. The formal dining room with ceiling detail is served by the gourmet kitchen, which includes a copper ceiling, Viking appliances, and large walk-in food pantry. The study accented by wood cabinetry and leathered ceiling provides a tranquil environment. Within the open floor plan, the family room and formal bar lead to the expansive golf-front outdoor living area. Ideal for entertaining, the screened lanai features a large television, fireplace and complete summer kitchen-all overlooking the gazebo as well as the saltwater pool and spa and private beach. The master bedroom suite offers a large walk-in closet, fireplace, a stunning bath and luxurious sitting room. Overlooking the motor court and 16th tee is the unique Gentleman's Private Retreat with complete bath, and full-sized bar. Additional amenities at this estate include an integrated sound system, security cameras, six-car oversized garages and putting green.
With 342 feet of shoreline on Lake Butler, this amazing homesite offers breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Butler. This unrivaled homesite is the crown jewel of Isleworth Country Club. 1.56 acres located next to the spectacular 14th green of world famous Isleworth golf course. The original structure can be renovated to its original glory or it can be replaced with a custom designed dream home. This iconic property won't last long.
With 300 feet of shoreline on Lake Butler, this amazing homesite offers breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Butler. This unrivaled homesite is the crown jewel of Isleworth Country Club. 1.55 acres located next to the spectacular 14th green of world famous Isleworth golf course. The original structure can be renovated to its original glory or it can be replaced with a custom designed dream home. This iconic property won't last long.
Perfectly sited on Lake Louise of the famed Butler Chain of Lakes, this Mediterranean style estate presents a 21st century translation of arches, balconies, and ornamental design details such as heavy wooden entry doors and columned porticos. The extendedpavered drive leads to an impressive estate surrounded by manicured lawns landscaped with tropical gardens and towering royal palms. At the entry, the focus is on symmetry of design from the intricate inlay in the stone flooring to the deeply recessed ceilings of stained cedar. A series of graceful stone columns highlight the grand formal living and dining areas. Elements of surprise enrich the interior such as the courtyard opening from the study complete with solid cherry flooring and custom builtins.Period fixtures lend a European spirit to a thoroughly modern kitchen, which features top of the line appliances, a working island and custom cabinetry. Bold shapes and high timber beams give definition to the vaulted family room with gas fireplace flanked by custom builtins and highlighted by hardwood flooring. The family space transitions naturally to the game room with hardwood floors, vaulted and beamed ceilings, and lake vistas. Upstairs are three additional ensuite bedrooms, an additional game areaand theatre. Perfect for entertaining the outdoor areas are a delight with large open bar, fully equipped summer kitchen, beautiful fountain, sparkling heated pool,spa, putting green and boat dock all surrounded by mature landscaping and the lake.
An extraordinary LAKEFRONT estate located on the sparkling shores of Lake Butler with access to the Butler Chain of Lakes. This magnificent home has 3 levels and is sited on one of the largest lakefront lots in Lake Butler Sound. Features a separate, self-contained guest house, expansive pool, four car garage and an entire underground entertainment level that includes a movie theater that can be accessed via a private elevator. This home is also available for long term rental.
An elegant circular drive leads around to a grand entranceway. The foyer features lakefront vistas, granite flooring, marble columns and superb iron work and above, a domed ceiling is adorned with gold leaf and hand crafted frescos. The office features custom mill work and a gas fireplace. State of the art electronics with security cameras, touch panel controls for sound, lighting & music. The kitchen features custom cabinetry, granite counters, double refrigerator with freezer draws, eight burner range with stone hood and double ovens. The 2 story family room is adorned with a marble fireplace, custom woodwork along with a wet bar. The master bedroom boasts hardwood floors and connects to a large master bath with Jacuzzi tub, walk in shower and his and her vanities. The home features two backup generators and the walls & attic have foam insulation.
Frontage on Lake Blanche of the Butler Chain of Lakes. This is the only available vacant lot in Isleworth that holds both golf course and lake frontage.
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New apartment in Tarragona city, just a 20 meters of the cathedral and main street. Apartment equipped with appliances, linens, towels, ....Tarragona is a city with Roman ruins, medieval, charming, located 10 kms from port aventura and 90 km from Barcelona.Possibility to rent from 1 day to 1 month or so.
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LifePrints: Deciphering Your Life Purpose from Your Fingerprints
Crossing Press, 2007 - Body, Mind & Spirit - 304 pages
Unique, unchanging, and formed five months before birth, fingerprints have been an accepted and infallible means of personal identification for a century. In LIFEPRINTS, Richard Unger presents a groundbreaking method of self-discovery and offers a daily compass for meaning and fulfillment. Combining the science of dermatoglyphics (the study of fingerprints and related line and hand shape designations) with the ancient wisdom of palmistry, the LifePrints system is a simple yet profoundly accurate means of mapping one's life purpose. Like examining an acorn to know what kind of oak tree may one day emerge, reading our fingerprints reveals who we are meant to become.
A guide to discovering one's life purpose by decoding the map revealed in our unique combination of fingerprints. This new system is based on the author's 25 years of research and fingerprint statistics for more than 52,000 hands. Features step-by-step instructions for identifying the fingerprints and mapping the life lessons for reaching our full potential. Includes detailed case studies plus fingerprint readings for Albert Einstein, John F. Kennedy, Amelia Earhart, Walt Disney, Susan B. Anthony, Martin Luther King, Charles Manson, and others. Reviews"This 286 page find brings palm-reading to a whole new level. I was impressed and amazed at the way the author could first, present such a difficult concept in an easy manner, and then to explain it in such a way that it made perfect sense. I could just by following along with the simple step by step guidelines learn how a line here, or a length there could truly determine not only the path my life might take, but what means I would use to get it there. The archetypes were majorly fascinating.There were interesting graphs and charts throughout that helped to clarify the concepts being presented and it was done in such a way that just made sense. I will never look at my hands the same way again. The experience was very much like casting a horoscope for my fingers, especially when they gave examples of the lifeprints of famous people. I would recommend this interesting form of self discovery to anyone at any stage of their spiritual journey . Thanks Richard, for helping it all make sense.-Riki Frahmann www.planetstarz.com
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