When my daughter was born in 2003, I was regularly found standing waist-deep in an archaeological excavation unit or traversing a mountain in Wyoming for a forthcoming gas pipeline. I thought at the time I had the greatest job on the planet. I got the chance to travel the back-roads of the west, visiting towns time had forgotten, walk all day amongst the sage brush seas of the arid west and even master camp-stove cooking in a hotel room without setting off the smoke alarm.

All this was great, but I needed to be on the home-front in Missoula, not in southern Wyoming chasing artifacts and fossils. All this changed when I joined the team at Prudential Missoula Properties. There is so much information I needed to learn, all of which were very different from the liberal studies from my undergraduate degree and the cultural/scientific information from my graduate education. But education and life experiences can all be brought down to a personal core knowledge base which helps me meet and help people. I am becoming more and more agressive and confident as I have more transactions, but I will not forget my past, but try to integrate it in my future doings.

This is my first-ever blog, so bear with me as I am just rambling and forming thoughts. I will update my ideas soon and maybe have a story or two about Missoula.

thanks

Mike Warren