Meet the face
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This is a story that goes back many generations. You know mom and dad Yadda Yadda. A stork flying around…. Yadda Yadda. Many Years later… I grew up and here I am. That’s the beginning.

                In reality, I was always a salesperson as far back as I can remember. Which isn’t far. I enjoyed talking to people, solving problems, and creating peace between 2 parties. I’m always involved, sometimes I’m not even invited (Oh look. there’s Bob). I enjoy walking people through a process where they come out happy on the other side. The win- win scenario if you will. That’s what keeps me moving and motivated. If I don’t feel that I am helping people in some way, shape, or form then I will probably burn out and move on. I’m a helping salesman if you will.

                As a salesperson I try to be well rounded. I work on the ability to Hunt, Trap, and Farm all the time. I’m constantly in motion. It drives my wife crazy sometimes. I believe that makes me a good leader. I have been told that people look to me for advice and if people want to learn I would love to teach them.

                Am I a perfect salesperson? No, I’ve pulled in very good numbers and have some of the highest closing ratios, but I can always learn, and every industry is completely different and comes with its own curve. No worries because I have a large employment history to go with it.

                We know I love sales well the process anyways. Politics, at the moment are pissing me off so the views are very mixed. I believe in GOD and Jesus Christ as his son, who rose on the third day and freed us from our sin’s past, present, and future. So, like every Disciple I am still human and make massive amounts of mistakes, but I strive to change and become like Jesus, but with a bob attitude. Only Jesus can be Jesus and let’s face it GOD made me this way for a reason.

                I generally go by Robert. There are just too Many Bobs in the world and I’m getting really tired of confusing my mother’s side of the family. So, Robert it is. Also, it sounds a little more professional, don’t you think?