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5 Comments on I apologize for missing your call....
Godd advice. You need to have a balanced life so that you can give your all in whatever role you are in, mom or realtor.
Shannon,
I don't answer my cell phone all the time either. If I'm with a client, THEY get ALL my attention! Bathrooms, showers and restaurants are also off limits!... and did I mention movie theaters? Lol!
I was at an Inman conference and there were folks chatting away in the bathroom stalls, with all the sounds of toilets flushing around them! Too much for me.... I'm with you, there is a time and a place for talking on the phone, and a reason that all phones come with voicemail!
Shannon ... I know that you service your clients better than many of our colleagues ... so I'm delighted to learn that you have boundaries! Good on you!
Thanks for the comments. It is hard to have boundaries when we are in the people business. But we have to remember that the person in front of you is more important than the one on the phone! thanks for understanding.