During a recent round of golf I started thinking about something really too deep to think about while playing golf. That thought was.......What one thing do I do that I would consider myself an expert?

Unfortunately, I didn't come up with anything and ever since I've been thinking about it. I've actually become quietly obsessed with this thought and haven't really discussed it with anyone. Should everyone have one thing they are really great at or should you just be happy being good at several?
I would like to think I'm a Real Estate expert but I don't know if anyone could claim that because like any other field it's constantly changing and has so many different aspects there's no way you could be an expert at them all. The market changes so much and so often it's like trying to keep up with computer technology, you buy the latest and greatest and the next day it's out of date.
Maybe I could try to master the game of golf? Yeah right! First of all I don't play enough and second of all, well let's just say it's not likely I would be an expert at golf. We'll leave it at that.
What about mastering fatherhood? My two year old will keep me from doing that because like that computer thing I mentioned earlier, she's constantly changing which keeps me behind the curve. When it comes to her and my family for that matter I know I am really good at the things I need to be good at and that's what matters.
Should I try out for the Olympic Swim Team? After watching Michael Phelps win his 7th gold tonight I don't think this would be a good choice for me. Oh yeah, then there's the fact that one lap in the pool would literally have me in the emergency room.
My wife on occasion calls me "Jack"because I'm a DIYer. That doesn't always translate to being good at something but just willing to try it. One night a few years ago we're out with some friends and one of them called me Jack and I just looked at my wife and smiled. Turns out they wanted something done in their house that I had recently done to my own and it was then I realized my wife had the confidence in me to tell someone about what I had done. That was a pretty good feeling.
So maybe I should just be happy with being good at several things instead of being a master of one. My passion is my family and Real Estate in that order so I guess I'll work on that. Now that my thoughts on this subject have been typed out in this very public fashion I can get on with my next obsessive thought, whatever and whenever that may be. Stayed tuned and I'll let you know when it pops into my little brain!!
Steve Rider REALTOR with Keller Williams Realty Lanier Partners Braselton Ga, selling homes in Winder, Braselton, Dacula, Lawrenceville, Buford, Grayson, Loganville, Monroe and surrounding areas of Barrow, Walton and Gwinnett County Georgia. Go to WWW.SteveRider-Realtor.com to see my featured listings or search for your new home.
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