 National Sunglasses day everyone 😎 Which ones should I bring to #LasVegas? Such a tough choice...😞 #sosick
Bertrand Grospellier 26 Jun 2016
Having more fun in #Prague today 😉! Will miss this place, but excited to finally get to #Vegas for @wsop soon!
Bertrand Grospellier 25 Jun 2016
RT @catehall: *MP limps*
*HJ opens*
*BU 3b*
*BB shoves*
*time passes*
*we grow old together*
*cities crumble*
*a dying sun swallows the ear…
RT @LotharHS: I guess EU has now 1 GB of free!

I'm going to lose all my friends.  
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Lana is a Realtor that does business three thousand miles away from where my office is, the likelihood of us ever send a referral to one another is not very high, but that doesn’t matter.
She indicated that she had read some of my blogs and asked if it would be OK to ask some questions, that is what we did for a half hour. I really hope she gets on a path of blogging to grow her business.
In situations like this, I think back to those that assisted me and answered questions for me, when I first started blogging. It is my responsibility to give something back as well.
Hi Joe,
Thanks a million for calling me today and sharing your pearls of wisdom about business strategies and more specifically blogging.
I am definitely going to be carving out time for blogging and improving my LinkedIn.
We just had a "blogging conversation" with two allied professionals in Illinois...they are excited to begin as we are to help them on this new course.
Good morning Joe! Can't think of a better mentor! Enjoy your day!
Good for you. I feel the same way. I had many that helped me when I was starting and I like to pass along the favor.
Good morning Joe. Just to get one person on track to success is well worth all the blogging, emails, phone calls... whatever it takes.
Hi Joe. You never know, there very may be a referral in the future even from 3,000 miles away.
Stranger things have happened, she was wise to reach out to you Joe.
Hi Joe Petrowsky your a wise man and one I too would call for answers. Be safe this weekend.
Good morning Joe,
It is an honor that the young ask and are answered by the knowledgeable.
Good morning, Joe Petrowsky giving back is commendable and more should participate.... sharing and mentoring is healthy mentally and socially for the mentor and mentee....I'd expect nothing less of you....
Joe, I have assisted a few new bloggers from all over the country too - just paying it forward.
I am a firm believer in helping someone else and rewards will come to you.
Hi Joe... I must admit I haven't really coached anyone in blogging and social media, as I think I still need a ton of coaching myself. But I did do a class on blogging in my company for new agents when they asked me to do so. End result? Virtually no one started blogging. I think I scared them. But I do help anyone as much as I can when asked. What goes around comes around.
Thank you very much, Joe, for sharing this story. You are setting a good example for all of us.
Joe,
Good for you, and it seems like I am telling someone often about both. A
Joe Petrowsky I think it is always a good strategy to help other out, you never know when this reciprocate itself. If it does not it still the right thing to do.
Joe Petrowsky You are a true Christian. You give and give even without the expectation of "getting."
We are all very fortunate to have you here.
Bill Roberts
I'm so grumpy that most people are afraid to call because they think I'll chew off their head and spit it out for breakfast, but I do help the other guys.
Joe, I've talked to a few newbies and agents who've been in the business for a long time about the importance of blogging and in my experience most are too much into "instant gratification" to follow through and