The wife and I just watched "Up in the Air". No one is firing me at anytime in the future except an occasional client. David Ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, CA 94044 ----- Original message ---------------------------------------- From: "Floyd Gadd" <fg at floydgadd.com> To: pianotech at ptg.org Received: 3/13/2010 7:27:15 PM Subject: Re: [pianotech] basic or full service >Re: Keith's posts and associated responses. >There's no point in pursuing adversity for its own sake. >I think we should be happy for Keith that he as had a long run of things going well >for him, and that this is consistent with a pretty clear sense of calling to what he is >doing, and with a stated intention of running his business with integrity. Let's not >begrudge him this. Isn't this what we want for each other? >It is worth saying, however, that finding our calling and pursuing it with integrity is >no guarantee that we will not face severe adversity. Sometimes the ability to >persevere through the tough times is what lends credibility to our sense of calling. >I too live with a strong sense of calling. Piano service is not the crown jewel of that >calling, but occupies a significant place within it. I seek to run my business with >intelligence and creativity, but I appreciate with Marshall and Wim the challenge of >pushing through the challenges of the multi-year start-up curve. >To all of you whose business if unfolding as you dreamed it would, I am happy for >you. May it continue to go well! To those of you who feel like you are pushing >against the odds, even though to the best of your understanding you are where >you belong, hang in there! Look for a way to distinguish yourself in the >marketplace, and don't give up easily. >Best wishes! >Floyd Gadd, >Manitoba Chapter
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