Loftninja – I believe the most service and sales professions are fairly and sometime unfairly painted with the brown brush. Actually, I don’t think there are as many as it might seem. I believe that the when people screw up, it’s sorta sensational and easy to poke fun at. All the great work, honesty, extra effort, etc., it’s never talked about, and so it seems nonexistent. Thanks for the feedback.

Dana – Double check, I’m with you. The world would be a better place if people in sales were service oriented and career minded, not opportunist. Cheers and thanks for the comment.

Dave K – Amen brother. I attempt proof reading and I have a couple of people look it over, but you’re right, it matters and my writing bleeds with the paper cuts of imperfection.

Some of my rough edge writing is intentional, if I wrote in perfect grammar, I think my point would suffer. Why? Because I and most (see I bet the beginning of this sentence is completely screwed grammar – but that’s how I talk) people I know, don’t speak in perfect or near perfect grammar. If I wrote that way, my writing would sound lame and formal…that’s not my style. Also, some times I make works up and I hyphenate words to make them stand out…that would make the proper spelling wrong, but my point sharp. Bottom line, anyway you cut it, spelling and double checking your work is wise advice. Thanks for the feedback, the compliment and reading. Cheers.