Sing Me a Song

Hans Christian Anderson said “where words fail, music speaks.” That happened to Goodwin Commercial’s Pam Goodwin. We asked for your favorite music lyrics and she tells us that after listening to Sugarland’s song Something More, she quit her corporate job and started her own firm in 2006. She’s glad about that, too. For that bit of inspiration, she wins a pair of tickets to Bisnow’s DFW Senior Housing and Assisted Living Summit on Feb. 26 at the (new location) Westin Galleria Dallas. Don’t want to wait for a contest? Register here. We also have a consolation pair of tickets to DOMUS Studio Group’s Penny Diaz for her selection of Joe Walsh’s Life’s Been Good to Me So Far.

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