Salute!
In this time of reflection, as one year winds down and another is ready to dawn, the desire to recognize and honor the service of others bubbled forth within like a fresh spring. It is easy to begin with those whom we know: parents, teachers, role models in your business or profession. Beyond those note worthy’s are…
Manufactured Housing Industry Discussion/Feedback Topic:
“If you could sit down with your Congressman or U.S. Senator, what would you tell them you’d like to see them do about issues relating to the HUD Code housing program?”
…don’t be shy, sound off by posting or emailing me today! latonyk@gmail.com
‘Twas just before Christmas and
In the stores and the malls
Millions where stirring,
Hunting gifts for their alls.
Near the darkest of nights of the year…
The View from the Trenches
Capital First Realty’s MHC bold new Marketing approach from the Sales Person’s perspective
Capital First’s community based manufactured home sales program has implemented a number of noteworthy innovations that all segments of the industry can learn from. Having heard from Klarchek himself in his now archived interview, we now turn to one of the members of his sales team to get the view from the trenches on his bold new marketing approach and how it actually performs…
As one of Bob Stovall’s recent blog posts and Rachael Biermann’s article remind us, the upswing from a recession is a great time to position yourself for the future…
INdustry Professionals – in the trenches and with the seasoning – sharing their insights and positive solutions with other INdustry pros…
They say that one excuse is as good as another. “I forgot” to: take out the trash, make the bed, return the call or message to a loved one may be an excuse for inattention. In our work, when one remembers to accept the pay check or direct deposit, but forgets or makes excuses for not giving their best effort or reaching a goal begs a deeper question…
…this post looks at how to turn excuses in the Manufactured Housing Industry into positive action!
We really can’t imagine what it was like for those first incredibly hearty souls on that first Thanksgiving day. They had cross the ocean on a rickety sailing ship that would strike fear into our hearts, back in a time when disease was more common and harder to treat. They boarded with vermin and rodents; …
A recent magazine article by Dr Ranit Mishori pulls together some interesting health facts about people who are optimistic having better health than those who are pessimistic. Citing numerous studies on groups as large as 100,000 people, optimists suffered 16% lower rates of heart attacks, among other findings. Okay, what does this have to do …
Make More Sales and Money! Change is part of life, and the RIGHT changes can bring YOU and your team mates Better Results!…
