I look for houses just about anywhere! 

The answers to three questions will determine your success or failure.
1) Can people trust me to do my best?
2) Am I committed to the task at hand?
3) Do I care about other people and show it?
If the answers are yes, there is no way you can fail.
Lou Holtz, College Football Coach

According to the quote above, I have always been a "yes" man. Many people call me a people pleaser, and I'm OK with that. This way of life has spilled over into my business and has enabled me to be a multi-million, top producing agent.

You've got to believe deep inside yourself that you're destined to do great things.
Joe Paterno, College Football Coach

There is a difference between arrogance and confidence. I have always believed that I would be more than average. I did not want to be the average basketball coach or run the average company. I wanted to be the best. I have applied that belief into my real estate business. If that means that I have to go the extra mile, than the "average agent", then that is what I will do.

Success comes in cans, not in cannots.
John Ralston, NFL Coach

When I started in real estate I was told that 80% of new real estate agents would quit the business in less than a year. After hearing this and getting my real estate license I moved my family back to Katy, Texas, bought a home, put my faith in God and myself and rolled up my sleeves. You know what? I'm still standing and my sleeves are still rolled up.

There is no twilight zone of honesty--a thing is right or it's wrong-it's black or it's white. John F. Dodge, American Manufacturer

In 1975 my family moved from Houston out to Cypress, Texas. Then, there was nothing and I mean nothing there. I remember driving with my mom all the way to Tomball, just get groceries. Man, have times changed. My parents still live there today, and that is where I learned the importance of honesty, your word, doing what you said you were going to do and treating people the right way.

The difference between the possible and the impossible lies in the man's determination.
Tommy Lasorda, Major League Baseball Manager

After graduating from Cy-Fair High School I enrolled at the world renowned Texas A&M University (Whoop!). This was a shock to my system. High school was always easy for me, I thought college would be the same. No longer was I able to study the night before an exam and easily pass. I was letting down my parents who were gracious enough to be paying for my education. I then became determined not to fail and go home. Guess what? I squeezed four years into five and graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology and my teaching certificate. Next stop Katy, Texas!

Ingenuity, plus courage, plus work, equals miracles.
Bob Richards, Two Time Olympic Gold Medalist

After college I was on my own with responsibility, paying my own bills and having an alarm clock. I got a job teaching and coaching in the Katy Independent School District. At that time there were only five junior high schools in the district, again, man, have times changed. What a great time! I met my wonderful wife, Amy, and got married. My basketball teams won two district championships in four years, and we never had a losing season. Next stop Dallas, Texas.

Some men see things as they are and say, "Why?" I dream things that never were and say,
"Why not?"
George Bernard Shaw, Irish Dramatist

In the summer of 1997 I was offered a job of running a moving and storage company in Dallas, Texas. I knew nothing about Dallas and less about the moving industry. However, my wife and I saw this as chance to grow in faith and another challenge to overcome. We went for it! For three years we worked, laughed, cried and grew. We also got to work with our very first real estate agent, Vicki Crow. I thought, "She has a cool job, and I wouldn't mind doing that one day". Later our son Cameron was born, and it was back to Katy, Texas to start my career in real estate and be closer to our families!

You have to have faith in God and faith in yourself if you want others to have faith in you.
Ron Turcotte, Professional Jockey

I'm a Christian and Proud of it! In 1995 the greatest and single most important thing in my life happened. I accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour. Without Him none of this would be possible. He is the reason behind all of my success. He has blessed me in so many ways: great parents, a beautiful and supportive wife, two wonderful and healthy children and a successful business. I am so thankful and grateful for His Provision, Grace and Mercy!

I'm a firm believer in the theory that people only do their best at things they truly enjoy.
Jack Nicklaus, Professional Golfer

I really do love my job and can see myself doing this until there are not any more houses to sell. Outside of the daily challenge of providing for my family, I love meeting new people everyday and working with them to achieve their goals.

Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
Will Rogers, Actor/Lecturer/Humorist

Real Estate is a very competitive business. I can't sit around and wait for the phone to ring--I have to make it ring. That's what my clients expect and that's what they get. This website is only one way that I give my clients what they deserve.

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