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Why God Makes You Wait for Certain Blessings Recently, I came across a few people—some close to me, some clients—who were right at the edge of something big. Their project was almost complete, their opportunity was just about to unfold, or their breakthrough was literally one step away… and suddenly, everything paused. Not a full stop, just a strange, unexpected wait . At first, they were frustrated and confused. “Why now? Why, when I’m so close?” But the more we talked, the more I realised this pattern shows up in so many of our lives. That quiet delay right before the finish line often isn’t a setback—it’s a divine pause. Most of the time, that final moment of waiting turns out to be the most important part of the journey. Believe me, I have also been there, but with time and a lot of patience, I’ve learned something powerful:  Sometimes the delay is a blessing.  Divine delays aren’t punishments. They’re protection, preparation, and alignment. 

10 Secrets to Smart Property Investment The other day, I was having coffee with a group of real estate professionals, and we stumbled upon a fascinating fact about the property market in Germany during winter. As the cold months set in, property prices often dip—not because the homes themselves lose value, but due to seasonal market dynamics and buyer behavior. Shorter days, bare gardens, and less natural light can make homes feel less inviting. Additionally, the holiday season and end-of-year bank processing can slow down purchases, as buyers face longer mortgage approval processes and reduced motivation to move. Interestingly, investment properties behave quite differently. Investors aren’t swayed by seasons—they focus on returns, rental yields, and portfolio strategy rather than the weather or holidays. In fact, many investors aim to close deals before year-end for accounting, tax planning, and depreciation benefits . With residential buyers less active in winter, competition for h...

The other weekend, while chatting with a friend over dinner, I realized something quite interesting — most people don’t actually know what a real estate agent (Makler) or a property company really does for their clients in Germany. Sure, everyone seems to know how much money agents make — after all, their commission is clearly mentioned in most property listings. But when it comes to what they actually do to earn that commission, things get a little fuzzy. Many people believe a Makler’s job is simply to find a property, convince you to buy it, and walk away with a big chunk of your money. But honestly? That’s a very narrow and unfair picture. In today’s world, where buying property is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make, having partial knowledge about how the process really works doesn’t do anyone any favors, least of all you as a buyer. Here are 10 things a Makler actually does when you’re buying a property in Germany: 1. Helps You Find the Right Property ...