Series 8

Natural Disasters Are Bad Enough

Natural Decisions Even Worse

There are natural catastrophes throughout America, and tradespersons swarming in to help. But among them are a few who just want to help themselves. Deny them!

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Natural Disasters Are Bad Enough, Natural Decisions Even Worse

A much closer examination of this 8th rendition in the classic Homeowners True Blue Series.

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Here is your custom preview of the first few lines of the actual Intro, then the Description, followed by a Random Excerpt as it appears in this exclusive personal home defense guide,  'Natural Disasters Are Bad Enough - Natural Decisions Even Worse.' ' The reminder is that this is a classic offering of an RB Roberts transcript of one of his pre-2020 podcast shows, namely, 'Private Home Decision Makers, USA.' It was  subtitled 'Road to the Future, TODAY!' So, the truncated Intro demonstrates how the author usually opened each one of his podcasts.

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'Hi. This is RB, and welcome to another extraordinary episode of Private Home Decision Makers, USA – Road to the Future, TODAY! Many thanks to you for investing time from your personal schedule to be right here, right now. To me, that’s amazing. But then, when you think of it, amazing people tend to do amazing things. Thanks for dropping by.'

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‘Natural Disasters are Bad Enough ….’ quickly chronicles and elaborates desperate moments of the aftermath of natural catastrophes endured by US residents who own, lease, or rent private homes. It examines when you're at your weakest moments of decision and must choose between making the best or worst choices of home service contractors to assist.
Explanations are given for why some households easily fall victim to the most cynical men and women working in the field, while others are adequately prepared to detect and stop them. Doubtlessly, it's one thing to suffer loss from devastation of nature, but quite another to have that compounded by shrewd devices of malignant tradespeople [sourced true fraud accounts]. But we can control the impact of the latter through fine-tuning the ethics and impact of our decisions. To do this, we have only to enhance the value of information we obtain, and our ability to use it as the opportunity presents itself. This brief personal home guide demonstrates how this can be accomplished.



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'A Most Appealing Probability' Eventually, someone comes along in this moment of distress and weakness promising to at least handle something with regard to your major home needs. He or she offers a price range that’s very affordable. Your natural reaction will most likely be to really compromise your defenses. It’s the press of events. It’s an impulse, and normally we can allow this natural reaction to completely disrupt, overthrow, and neutralize whatever senses for reason we’ve got. But there’s something about natural responses to anything upsetting the normality of our lives. There’s something natural about thrusting ourselves into thoughtless action towards re-establishing some semblance of stability as soon as possible. We don’t want that to be delayed for a single second. The sooner, the better. That’s our natural reaction and it’s what leads us into making natural, reactive choices. It’s the typical thing to do. Nonetheless, moving on this instinct alone can be and often is detrimental in decision making, especially when it comes the serious business of the home. How you decide will impact your entire household. So, you need to back off from hiring on the spot. Get business card. Research. Nevertheless, whatever the natural catastrophe, when you’re living in an area prone to it, then it’s an inevitable factor in your life. Consistent with that is the inevitable materialization of droves of contractors knocking on your door, ringing your doorbell, or just passing by giving you a shout out about their availability for helping to troubleshoot your property challenges.


Often Recovery From One Sort Of Disaster Or Another Takes A While ..... Or A While Longer.

Let God and your resilience through Him be your strength and your guide. You're going to need every bit of it to be as wise as a serpent but as gentle as a lamb since every contractor you see, isn't what a contractor seems to be. Some can really tick you off!  So you'll need to stay sharp about it knowing that it's not so wise to assign the recovery of your home to just anyone.