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Great point Rob. Immediately I thought of a recent visitation that I attended for an acquaintance's deceased wife. There was a bulletin board on which friends and family members brought handwritten notes that the deceased had written them over the years. She was an avid writer of thank you notes and observations - it was truly something to see - and like you wrote - everyone treasured and kept them.
Well said Teresa. Some of my colleagues recently attended a seminar on using twitter for business - the panel of 4 had less than 200 followers as a group. Then the host (purportedly a social media maven as well) tweeted a thank you to them using their names, not their twitter handles. As you said, check'em out on the internet - if you can't find them, then they must be doing something wrong.
What do you think about a shared work environment with other real estate professionals - coworking? The concept is catching on and is well suited for our industry. Check out this blog post at www.rebuildingrealty.com Marc Diaz www.CloseTrak.com www.MidSouthResidential.com
