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Decisions Matter


Do the decisions you make every day have an impact on you?  Yes, they do.  If you make bad decisions, then bad things will happen.  If you make good decisions, then good things will happen.  Basically, life is about choices.

My special guest is Paul Moore.   Paul graduated with an engineering degree and then an MBA from Ohio State, then started on the management development track at Ford Motor Company in Detroit. After five years, he departed to start a staffing company with a partner. They sold it to a publicly traded firm five years later. Along the way, Paul was Finalist for Ernst & Young’s Michigan Entrepreneur of the Year two years straight.

Paul later entered the real estate sector, where he completed over 85 real estate investments and exits, appeared on an HGTV Special Real Estate episode, rehabbed and managed rental properties, built a number of new homes, developed a waterfront subdivision, and started two successful online real estate marketing firms. Three successful developments, including assisting with the development of a Hyatt hotel and a multifamily housing project, led him into this arena. Paul is married with four children and lives in Central Virginia.  Learn more about Paul at https://www.wellingscapital.com


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