It's easy to get tunnel vision when you have a new project going, its exciting, and you're so caught up in the details and making sure everything is going smoothly.

Never cease to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Sure you can "outsource" it (to people who will later sue you because they developed carpal tunnel syndrome).There are plenty of places that will print yellow letters with a handwritten font, if that's what you think will be effective.

Too many get tunnel vision of the first and nothing else.

I know the "diversification" crew will light me up for this, but the best swing in a narrow tunnel.

Idk your financial situation but I see light in your tunnel.

Don't use singular metric tunnel vision, take the whole into account and always follow the maths. 

It's never going to be the perfect time to jump into the market as there'll always be uncertainties to some degree..run your numbers as best you can, get as much good advice as you can and avoid having tunnel vision when weighing up your options (theres always a way to get a deal done!) 

At least I know my time is going towards something.But ultimately myself and my family need to see the light at the end of the tunnel - where all the sacrifices in time we've made over the last few years is going to come back.And I believe we're just about there.

One is on the backside of Neshaminy Mall in  Bensalem  off Old Lincoln Highway and the second one I know about is off of route 476 about 2 miles from the tunnel (I see it every time I go to the Poconos) and butts up to the highway.