My buddy
Joe came down to help me man the booth, I was on my own for a little while
Sunday afternoon and I’m telling you it sure is good having a friendly face to
talk to and to have someone manning the battle stations while you rush off to
the bathroom – once again too much coffee.
Joe is a great salesman and I learned a lot just watching how he
interacted with the customers. He was
cool, enthusiastic and confident without being pushy.
Saturday
was a long day: 9-6; we arrived at 7:30 and so Joe and I were on our feet for
eleven plus hours. Sunday was 10-4,
given that we’d sprung forward the night before I was happy for the late
start. By the time four o-clock rolled
around I was done – physically and mentally.
My son
helped out Sunday afternoon and he was awesome.
I certainly wouldn’t have been out there talking to customers when I was
fifteen. I would have been hiding out
somewhere no doubt about that.
All in
all it was a great experience: made some sales, got some awesome feedback, meet
some extremely cool people. This doing
your own business thing is a real rollercoaster: one minute you’re totally
stoked that you did the right thing, the next minute you’re head in hand asking
“what the hell was I thinking?” Right
now I’m in the totally stoked mode.
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