Several people have asked when I was going to blog about this article.
Frankly, when Rod Lee asked me if he could interview me for this article, I thought he was kidding. Then, when I realized that he was serious, I was flattered. I knew that I could network, but quite honestly, so can a lot of others. Then, today, I was showing Jeanne Worrick a little about the blogosphere and I came upon Todd Earwood’s post. Todd’s Linked-In profile says he’s a Connector and Serial Entrepreneur who currently is a partner in Jotzel Media & Almost Mediocre. He also has his head on straight regarding networking. Thanks for the mention, Todd.
Well, enough about this. My next post will answer the question, “If I know several people who provide similar solutions or solve similar problems, how do I decide whom to refer?”
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RainMakers & Sales Rock Stars 
Rick,I forgot to mention to you yesterday that I read the article on you in the Buzz and thought it was great. I was surprised to discover that you and Dave Kurlan know each other from Cutco Knives. Ouch! that is not a fun sale. I bought a Cutco knife from a colllege boy in town, because I felt sorry for him. My husband wasn’t thrilled when he found out I paid $65.00 for one knife. Oh, well.Anyway, I still have the article and will probably save it for posterity.
This is well known that cash can make people free. But what to do when someone does not have cash? The only one way is to try to get the business loans or short term loan.
Some time ago, I did need to buy a good car for my business but I didn’t earn enough money and could not order anything. Thank God my fellow adviced to try to get the loan at reliable creditors. Thence, I acted that and was happy with my collateral loan.