Comments on: Losing Touch Could Mean Losing A Lot http://www.frankthinking.com/losing-touch-could-mean-losing-a-lot/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:56:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Frank Reed http://www.frankthinking.com/losing-touch-could-mean-losing-a-lot/comment-page-1/#comment-393 Frank Reed Mon, 21 Sep 2009 00:06:03 +0000 http://www.frankthinking.com/?p=903#comment-393 @Coral Springs Guy - Gee, NC is a pretty big place but I think I know someone who fits the description. Not sure about that cracked guitar ..... it looked good when I (ooops I mean the other guy) gave it away ;-). How are you? Life is too short, my friend. @Coral Springs Guy – Gee, NC is a pretty big place but I think I know someone who fits the description. Not sure about that cracked guitar ….. it looked good when I (ooops I mean the other guy) gave it away ;-) .

How are you? Life is too short, my friend.

]]> By: Coral Springs Guy http://www.frankthinking.com/losing-touch-could-mean-losing-a-lot/comment-page-1/#comment-392 Coral Springs Guy Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:39:37 +0000 http://www.frankthinking.com/?p=903#comment-392 Mr Reed, I just read the last two things you wrote. One on Sales and Marketing (connection, or lack thereof), and the other on losing touch. I have a friend who I got pretty close to a few years ago (maybe more than a few…) who then relocated to NC. I truly enjoyed hanging around with this guy and was sad when he an his family had to relo. We too stayed in touch sporadically and the it seems that we lost touch. My fault I’m sure. I kinda suck at staying in touch, just ask my brother! Well, your story made me think – in and of itself a major accomplishment! And I wanted to re-connect with this guy. So, if you run across someone in NC who once gave a guitar with a crack in it to a friend before moving…, well, tell him I said hello – and that we should talk…soon. Because you are right, time flies and life is short. You may as well stay in touch with the folks you like because Lord knows, you sure end up spending more than enough dealing with those that you don’t. Mr Reed,
I just read the last two things you wrote. One on Sales and Marketing (connection, or lack thereof), and the other on losing touch. I have a friend who I got pretty close to a few years ago (maybe more than a few…) who then relocated to NC. I truly enjoyed hanging around with this guy and was sad when he an his family had to relo. We too stayed in touch sporadically and the it seems that we lost touch. My fault I’m sure. I kinda suck at staying in touch, just ask my brother! Well, your story made me think – in and of itself a major accomplishment! And I wanted to re-connect with this guy. So, if you run across someone in NC who once gave a guitar with a crack in it to a friend before moving…, well, tell him I said hello – and that we should talk…soon. Because you are right, time flies and life is short. You may as well stay in touch with the folks you like because Lord knows, you sure end up spending more than enough dealing with those that you don’t.

]]> By: Kitty Jellinek http://www.frankthinking.com/losing-touch-could-mean-losing-a-lot/comment-page-1/#comment-386 Kitty Jellinek Fri, 04 Sep 2009 22:44:32 +0000 http://www.frankthinking.com/?p=903#comment-386 Thanks for your article Frank. Just yesterday I was reminiscing with my partner over people we had lost contact with over the years. To our surprise, so many of them had a presence online - via their own websites, blogs etc. This will enable us to communicate with them again. I had actually done a search for the same people a couple of years ago - at that time they were not to be found Online. All these people are 60+ years old and it goes without saying that the internet is a wonderful growing resource for all ages. As you stated in your article, our communication tools are so good these days - there is no excuse, not to stay in touch. Cheers, Kitty. Thanks for your article Frank.
Just yesterday I was reminiscing with my partner over people we had lost contact with over the years.
To our surprise, so many of them had a presence online – via their own websites, blogs etc. This will enable us to communicate with them again.
I had actually done a search for the same people a couple of years ago – at that time they were not to be found Online.
All these people are 60+ years old and it goes without saying that the internet is a wonderful growing resource for all ages.
As you stated in your article, our communication tools are so good these days – there is no excuse, not to stay in touch.
Cheers,
Kitty.

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