In an an environment where car sales are taking it in the shorts I'm starting to do pretty well. Last month I did 4.3 M and so far this month I'm trackng 4.5M. Dealers are still signing up and wanting to do business. This job could work out pretty well after all. It's been a shift being out seeing dealers all day as opposed to half in the field and half in the office like at Mechanics Bank but I'm adjusting pretty well.
Oh, I talked to a dealer today who knew my former boss at the credit union. He referred to her as "stupid, dumb and vindictive". That pretty well sums it up
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good good! Jeff, maybe banking is your true calling. Doors seem to open for you in banking, but close for you in the pastorate. Why not be content to be a banker and continue the very good work you are doing at Bay Hills?
Something else to think about... I have a friend who is the senior pastor at a Calvary Chapel (they franchise, you know) over on the coast. He deliberately refuses to be full-time. He thinks he is a better pastor because he has to work on a job. As for all of that stuff that fills a pastor's life, things such as visiting the sick, committee meetings, planning services; he expects the people in his church to do most of that, and they do.
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