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10 Comments on Have you ever felt like you needed to climb out on a limb?
Frank, these are just amazing photos! You'd think they would start at the top and work their way down!
Hi Patricia, I know what you mean. But these guys start at the bottom, cutting the limbs away as they climb to the top. Then they cut off everything above until they make it to the bottom, and then move on to the next one.
Frank, your post does put things into perspective. I admire anyone who does what it takes. I have so much more admiration for these gentlemen than most any high powered CEO.
You are right Nick. I'd rather stand around chatting with these no BS guys, than some of the CEOs I've run into.
Hi Frank, A very interesting subject and observation. Thanks for sharing this.
Frank, I don't do heights! Great message, we do need to move on and do the work!
Frank do you really take these photos with that point and shoot camera you were telling me about? Great shots and great message. I have worked with guys like this...you are right..friendly banter but no posing and BS.
Frank, I am afraid you would more likely find me on the top of that pole than attempting to do a real estate closing :) It is all about training and our "comfort zone"
Hi William, you are welcome . . . thanks for stopping by here.
Hi Tony and Darcy, I'm staying grounded too.
Hey Steve, yes a pretty simple camera. I like one I can stick in my pocket, so it is always with me. These are hard-working and real kinda guys.
Hi Charles, yes I've been through some pretty scary transactions, but you just have to keep the process going forward and keep everyone focused on their responsibilities so things turn out well in the end. Take care.
Frank, You are right, we also face some difficult challanges also. We just usually keep our on the ground.