One of the most valuable things we can do for ourselves is to invite the people we trust and love to speak into our lives. No matter how much we try to be self-aware, we all have blind spots – those patterns, habits, or ways of thinking we can’t see on our own.

When someone who cares about us points out those blind spots, it’s not criticism – it’s a gift. It’s a chance to grow, to see more clearly and to align our lives with the values we truly want to live by.

Trusted voices act like mirrors, reflecting what we might miss, and offering perspective we couldn’t find alone.

Of course, it takes humility to listen. But when we choose to accept loving feedback, we’re choosing growth over pride and connection over isolation.

I’ve experienced this in my own life many times. The people closest to me – family, friends, even colleagues – have spoken into situations where I couldn’t see clearly. Sometimes it stung at first, but looking back, those moments have shaped me more than almost anything else. They’ve helped me avoid mistakes, see myself more honestly, and keep becoming the person I want to be.

In the end, allowing others to speak truth into our lives strengthens our relationships and deepens our character. Sometimes the greatest breakthroughs happen not because we figured it out ourselves, but because someone we love had the courage to lovingly point the way.

— Let’s Get Your Move On!

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Real Estate Happenings

The 5-Star Recipe That Could Help You Sell Your Home

To catch buyers’ attention, agents and sellers are turning to more creative tactics. A comment on a now-viral New York Times Cooking recipe suggests that a fix may be as simple as whipping up a quick confection. Read More

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Featured Listings

110 Old Wynn Rd | Dickson
3 BD | 2 BA | 1600 SF
Offered at $379,000

Move Right In! Everything Brand New. A completely renovated home on 2.7 acres where all the hard work has already been done for you. Step inside and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with every detail thoughtfully updated. The open, light-filled spaces flow easily for everyday living or entertaining. Outside, the expansive lot gives you room to spread out—whether it’s gardening, hosting friends, or simply enjoying the quiet privacy of your land. And with a covered 2-car carport, you’ll have convenience and protection for vehicles year-round. Just minutes from downtown Dickson, you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds…modern living with a country feel.

Priced to Sell

1410B Riverside Dr | Nashville
4 BD | 3 BA | 2201 SF
Reduced to $687,253

6675 Highway 100 | Reagan
3 BD | 2 BA | 1662 SF
Reduced to $247,000

217 Fite Ave E | Carthage
3 BD | 1 BA | 1395 SF
Reduced to $199,000

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Explore

It’s Fall Y’all!

The Nashville Film Festival, a week-long celebration of film, music and culture, showcasing nearly150 new independent films, and a special screening of Cold Mountain and Q&A with Nicole Kidman: Where Art Meets Home In Nashville.

Good eats.

Watch out, Thin Mints. There’s a new cookie in town! Releasing in Cookie Season 2026, you’ll be able to grab yourself a box of Exploremores, inspired by the beloved flavors of Rocky Road ice cream. The layered cookie is packed with mouthwatering flavors of marshmallow, chocolate, and almond-flavored crème.

History.

Birthplace for the “Nashville Sound”,   Historic RCA Studio B was once home of music titans like Elvis Presley, Chet Atkins, Eddy Arnold, Roy Orbison, and the Everly Brothers, and a number of current artists continue to record at RCA Studio B. Today it serves as a popular cultural attraction and as a classroom for students who visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

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