In the Neighborhood
- This was posted on May 14, 2010
There is a new grocery store opening in my neighborhood. Three years ago the long-time grocery store closed and we were left with no stores at all in a 2-mile area. The newest store makes the third grocery store to open in the last year, all of them easy to reach by foot or on a bike. I am one of those people that enjoys walking to run errands in the neighborhood: to the post office, coffee shop, grocery store. I really feel more connected to the people and places around me when I slow down and walk. I understand that by choosing to walk I am trading the benefits–sense of community, physical health, environment–for my time, always a precious commodity.
Of course, I can drive to any store I choose. It is so much faster to drive, more convenient and more efficient, too. I believe, depending on the situation, that there are benefits to both.
This dilemma comes around in most areas of life; slower more deliberate versus faster more convenient. When it came time to find a buyer of structured settlement annuity, I took my time. I carefully researched my options and stressed finding a company that could take care of my needs. Receiving cash for structured settlement payments may seem like the fast convenient way to get the money I need, but I took my time finding the right solution for me. Sometimes you can have it both ways!
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