One of the things we did at our wedding was a couples dance. Every couple in the crowd came out on the dance floor and the DJ started counting up (the number of years each couple has been married) until there was only one couple left on the floor. Then we shared the floor with them and they gave us a little advice on how the heck they've been married for 60 years.
Her advice: Never let the honeymoon end
His advice: her advice is always right (that might not be exactly what he said, but that's how I remember it)
So I had someone send me something that other day asking for help and they apologized because they weren't sure if our honeymoon was over. Well it's not.....and we don't intend on letting it end.....so stop sending me stuff and asking for help (haha, I kid)
I've been taking a less visible role in the community over the last few months. In my stead, Kerrie, Brad, Sarah and Steven have been handling just about everything. Now that Brad has transitioned to a fantastic opportunity with a little known company in a related field, Kerrie is in big trouble is getting more experience then she ever bargained for. She can handle it though, I have no doubt about it. I'm still here supporting her and making sure that if I step off the curb tomorrow and get hit by the ice cream man (I love ice cream......I can't be the only one who chases the truck when it comes through their neighborhood), there is someone that knows every in and out of the site.
If you send me an email, don't be offended if I use it as an opportunity to teach Kerrie how to answer it. Rarely a week goes by that something doesn't still come up that even I have to scratch my head and investigate to figure it out. So we are having plenty of fun teaching Kerrie a few years worth of head scratching answers to be able to assist you better.
WIth the little bit of extra time I've found on my hands, I'm getting used to being married, thanking my lucky stars that God put my amazing wife in my life and figuring out a way that our paying Rainmakers can earn their grandfathered status and be able to be a Rainmaker without having to pay. We have a couple of other fun projects around the company that I get to be involved in as well and we can't wait to share some of that stuff with you in the coming months........and I think it's probably getting close to time to give away ridiculous amounts of points for writing posts you should be writing every week anyway. Does anyone smell a contest coming?
If you are going to be at the NAR Conference in November in New Orleans, I look forward to seeing you there as I will be there representing ActiveRain and bringing you a great RainCamp New Orleans with my buddy Ben.
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