Green Bay Greg shares his relationship with Robert Worthington
Posted by on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 at 3:08am.Green Bay Real Estate Agent shares why Robert is a great choice for selling Manitowoc Real Estate
I've had the pleasure of knowing Robert Worthington for close to twenty years.
We actually grew up as little
tikes right next door to each other.
As you can imagine the bond and relationship that can be built over that
time. Robert from an extremely early age was always committed to making
his own way. I remember vividly the day he was able to buy his John Deere
STX 46 Lawn Tractor without any help from his parents. Robert had the
initiative to start a lawn business at the ripe age of 10. He was
committed to saving up to be able grow his lawn business and that is exactly
what he did. Robert had over 25 lawns in the neighborhood in a short
time. This grew into working as a paperboy as well while still succeeding
academically in school.. Robert never had anything hand-fed to him and I
know I was raised the exact same way.
We're both extremely grateful that our parents instilled the will to
succeed into us at such an early age. This is the burning fire that has made Robert extremely successful in anything that he sets out to accomplish. You can bet that he implements his same will and passion to succeed for his clients when selling Manitowoc Real Estate. We both happen to be Realtor's, what a funny coincidence. We have both been a part of the Wisconsin Real Estate Industry for four years and continue to surpass our goals year after year. We learn from each other and are both committed to getting results for our clients. I'm proud of what Robert has accomplished and would strongly recommend him to anyone looking to sell a home in Manitowoc Wisconsin.
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Greg thank you so much for the kind words! Life has been awesome working side by side with you throughout the years. You are a true friend and business partner!
Posted on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 at 3:10am.