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Fedup · 11-06-2009, 02:10 AM

How do you motivate yourself?.....Hummmm, here goes,

Slim, that is a great question considering what the vast majority of Americans are now faced and dealing with today. The word “motivation” in and of itself conjugates or suggests a resolve to succeed in ones personnel endeavors. In doing so expect to find road-blocks and detours on the way, and yes the aspect of failure is always a possibility however, the saying of “nothing ventured…..nothing gained” is very simple, yet it also implies individual effort.

My own motivation with the multitude of forum topics as presented here on LoanSafe.org has caused me to see, time and time again, the same comments and excuses repeated over and over again by the “servicers”. Slim, what motivates me is being trampled on into a posture or position of being ruined at no fault of my own.

I’m beyond “wondering anymore”, because CITI, BOA, CHASE….throw in the kitchen sink of lending fraud…..all of them are proffering the same pattern of excuses and foot dragging and in Collusion together! How many out there have heard this excuse from your “servicer” when you anticipated a problem and tried to resolve it beforehand…..”We can’t help you if you’re Current, you must be at least 60 days Behind”! Now add in all the rest of these “excuses” and doesn’t it start or sound like Mutual “Talking Points” Syndrome between the hierarchy of Banks? Sure tanks ones FICA fast!

Maybe I should start a new thread, “What’s your latest ‘One-liner-excuse’ from you Servicer”!

HAMPs, being turned down after making on time payments, strung out further in getting a modification, payments going into the land of “who knows where”, name it? Dang it sure is here by all of those posting!

Yea Slim, I’m motivated because I hate a liar, cheater, thief and any predator willing to steal my lunch after working so hard to obtain and prepare it. Strength in conviction motivates me and honesty is the framework that I’ve built my life and business on and I’m not about to quit now, even under the circumstance I face today.

That’s what Motivates me!

Gary

11-06-2009, 02:10 AM	#12 (permalink)
Fedup Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: So. CA Posts: 167 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	Re: How do you motivate yourself How do you motivate yourself?.....Hummmm, here goes, Slim, that is a great question considering what the vast majority of Americans are now faced and dealing with today. The word “motivation” in and of itself conjugates or suggests a resolve to succeed in ones personnel endeavors. In doing so expect to find road-blocks and detours on the way, and yes the aspect of failure is always a possibility however, the saying of “nothing ventured…..nothing gained” is very simple, yet it also implies individual effort. My own motivation with the multitude of forum topics as presented here on LoanSafe.org has caused me to see, time and time again, the same comments and excuses repeated over and over again by the “servicers”. Slim, what motivates me is being trampled on into a posture or position of being ruined at no fault of my own. I’m beyond “wondering anymore”, because CITI, BOA, CHASE….throw in the kitchen sink of lending fraud…..all of them are proffering the same pattern of excuses and foot dragging and in Collusion together! How many out there have heard this excuse from your “servicer” when you anticipated a problem and tried to resolve it beforehand…..”We can’t help you if you’re Current, you must be at least 60 days Behind”! Now add in all the rest of these “excuses” and doesn’t it start or sound like Mutual “Talking Points” Syndrome between the hierarchy of Banks? Sure tanks ones FICA fast! Maybe I should start a new thread, “What’s your latest ‘One-liner-excuse’ from you Servicer”! HAMPs, being turned down after making on time payments, strung out further in getting a modification, payments going into the land of “who knows where”, name it? Dang it sure is here by all of those posting! Yea Slim, I’m motivated because I hate a liar, cheater, thief and any predator willing to steal my lunch after working so hard to obtain and prepare it. Strength in conviction motivates me and honesty is the framework that I’ve built my life and business on and I’m not about to quit now, even under the circumstance I face today. That’s what Motivates me! Gary