All is well in the world again! It’s a good day! I was actually sad. It really does make a difference for many of us. For me, it centers me at the beginning of my day, and makes me “think” before I jump into the day-to-day. Thank you for taking your valuable time to share you ideas in Think Daily. You definitely got me.

At least one of us was going to call you see if you were ok. That same one of us thought you were joking, but really wondered if you were, or not. All I heard was the “I don’t quit” quote replaying in my head!

hahaha :|……lol

I knew you wouldn’t give up writing without a good reason and explanation! You aren’t a quitter!
Thank you for taking the time to write these for all of us everyday!

You’re a good actor. I totally believed you yesterday when you were talking about it. I couldn’t understand why you were asking for referrals to Think Daily if you were shutting it down. Thanks for keeping it going so that I can keep adding to my dedicated folder.

No Way! If this is true, I hate to see it go, it has been part of my morning routine for many years. I look forward to the next chapter with you, though!

Larry,
Thank you for all of the great inspiration over the years ! I am so grateful to be able to call you my friend and brother !! Best wishes for whats next. When you get a minute some time I would like to catch up. Give me a call.

Sorry to see you go, you have been an inspiration and a positive influence for me, thank you, and I wish you well.

April Fools 😝

Happy April 1st! Hopefully the “regretfully” is just an April Fools joke! I don’t know how I’d start my workday without YOU!!!

April Fools??

April fools, I hope! This is how I kick off my day with something positive and inspiring.

Wow, Larry I’m happy for you but will miss these Think Daily’s every day. They have inspired me over the past 10 years and I’m grateful for you. Always reach for the stars!!

Thank you for your diligence and commitment to the “Think Daily” posts. I hope that your comment today is simply an April Fools joke

This was great while it lasted !
I looked forward to this every morning, but I totally understand when it is time to move on. Thank you !!

Happy April Fools Day!

Larry,
Thanks for the many years of dedication and commitment to share your learned wisdom and encouragement to be great at business and leading others. I haven’t been subscribing for the 17th years but I’ve looked forward to reading and digesting your posts as part of my morning routine! Thank you! Thanks as well for always posting what and whom your grateful for.
Cheers to you!
With gratitude,
Victor

THANKS
For all the inspiration !!!

Thank you very much for taking the time and care to share your knowledge.
Namaste

I hope this is an April Fools joke. I will check tomorrow like always.

Thank you friend for your warnings, training and encouraging words throughout the years. But mostly the reminders that gratitude is important…daily. So grateful for our friendship.

Preferred home improvement is reluctant to see you go! We have enjoyed viewing all of your posts. Especially just recently joining the company as the marketing manager, your constant communication has made it so easy to get properly informed and updated. You will be deeply missed.

I’m hoping that’s an April Fool’s Day announcement Larry! I look forward to your daily posts very much!

Been here since almost the beginning. Good luck and God Bless!

Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom, insights, and soul with all of us for 17 years, Larry! You have inspired so many!

What???!!!!! I hope this is April Fools! If not, Namaste Larry – thank you for the many thought-provoking entries and best wishes on your next adventure!

Wow, that’s a big announcement, thanks for your efforts for all these years, so sorry to see this go away.

I had a sales manager 25 years ago that would instill in his reps to make notes from the prospect meeting while they are at the airport waiting for their flight home. Don’t just rush to the airport and jump on the plane. Take some notes while it is still fresh in your brain. Also, listen more than you talk.

Preparing our “pitch” isn’t the only thing we should focus on. If at all possible I look up the client on the internet, social media or wherever I can find info. I try to learn what I can about them before ever meeting. Then I try to prepare based on what I anticipate they may want or be like based on the additional info I gather. It also sometimes helps to know if they are someone you DON’T want to do business with based on what you find. Someone trash talking any business, not just contractors, is not a good fit. Someone who is a plaintiff in any kind of lawsuit might also not be a good fit.

Some of my daffodils have started to open, a reminder that Spring is here and summer is even closer.