About that time the big bad wolf came singing his now familiar I’ll huff and I’ll puff song, to which the third pig confidently replied:
“In your ear with a quart of beer!”
Understandably this ticked off the big bad wolf who begun to huff and puff and blow on the brick house as usual, to no avail. In a fit of anger and frustration, he climbed on the roof and went down the chimney. Being too stupid to know what the smoke coming out of the chimney meant, he plunged quickly into a pot of …show more content…
It is critical that you build your business upon well established and proven principles. This way you can survive the adversities that will inevitably come along to eat up your goals and dreams and ultimately your career success.
Building with straw – “The gift of gab.”
Sales piggy #1 comes into this business with nothing more than the gift of gab. He was told most of his life that he should be a salesman because he had this gift and one day he decided to give it a try. He managed to get hired and was told he could start selling as soon as he learned how to fill out a buyers order. A more experienced salesperson was assigned to help him for the first few days and then off he went into his new career.
“It’s a piece of cake!” the old timer told the newbie. He’s still trying to catch up on the weekly draws he’s been getting. He’s been at it for a while and is getting by, but the wolf is at the door and he’s starting to hear the huffing and puffing that says: “This isn’t as easy as you thought it would be is it?”
Building with sticks – “The way