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10 Comments on Never Be Afraid To Try Something New
This is such a nice reminder, thanks for the post.
That goes a long way to an agents credentials. Just because you've been around, doesn't mean you can float a boat.
You make a very good point! Nice post, thank you!
John,
I wish that Noah had passed on the second mosquito.
And, the Irish needed better nails.
Brian
Thanks Kymberly!
So right Larry! And don't forget the axiom confusion when agents boost how many sales they did or how many awards they won.
Thanks Dan!
Oh Brian, if only it were so. Thanks!
Noah sure did a good job with the ark John, but he did have God on his side. That's one powerful ally to have backing you up.
John:
I was reading a Belfast story and a quote that is heard often : The Titantic was fine when she left Ireland!
Ty
Malcolm, Maybe so, but for support only I understood.
Ty, And a fine Scot once said, "Can we really trust the Irish?"
Great post!!
Makes me feel so much better about constantly going seminars about implementing systems I didn't know about until attending. This old dinosaur is trying something new!
Sylvie, Remember, if you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there.
Understand what you need for now, find a system that fits and roll it out on the road.
New is not better, most often it is just re-hashed.