A Sales Guy Blog is sales from the perspective of a guy who’s been doing it for a long time.
At the end of the day everything is sales, from getting your spouse to marry you, to finding a job or getting your kids to eat their broccoli. So YES, read my blog and you’ll marry up, get a better job and have healthier kids.
I’m founder and partner of A Sales Guy Consulting. A Sales Guy Consulting helps companies grow sales. We are a fun, straight forward consulting company that relishes the challenge of taking companies from point A to point B in as little time as possible. We get it. It’s no fun when you’re not making your numbers.
I was also founder and CEO of cre8Buzz.com . It failed. It was an awesome effort. For those of you cre8buzzers who are following me here . . . THANKS! I learned a lot from the buzz.
I love start-ups. I admire the people who start companies. They are fearless and they are gutsy. It’s a constant learning experience. I hope to attract entrepreneurs here. They are smart, energetic and have great perspectives.
I am a dad. I have three beautiful girls, Kenna Elle and Ava and a killer wife, Big E. I love being a dad and a family guy. It’s like being in a start up. You’re constantly learning, things never seem to go as planned, it’s hard, and there is never enough time to do everything you need to. But, like a start up, it’s the most rewarding thing in the world.
I’m also a PSIA Level 2 Certified Ski Instructor for Vail Resorts. It’s the closest thing to being a professional ski bum. There is no better Mnt. than Vail. Bumps, pow-pow and a gorgeous setting make skiing the best thing in the world. If you are in Vail and taking a lesson, ask for me. We’ll tear it up.
Can I retire yet . . . ?





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