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A few weeks ago I had someone post a comment on my blog that was alittle less than flattering. This was posted by ‘Fellow REALTOR®’ (hedidn’t use the proper trademark but due to recent events I’ll add itfor him/her here) and his/her email address was ipfreely@remax.com.
“wow, you are one angry REALTOR, wonder if your clientsfeed on your negative energy and negative energy......do you have anypositive comments about China CNC Machine Suppliers anything?.....seems to me like you need torelax a bit or chose another career path.....”
My first reaction was a desire to slam his/her post. I wanted to getinto the spelling, the grammar, the lack of a trademark symbol.....Ihad this thing diced up quickly in my mind. How dare he/she make thesecomments after having read a blog post that discussed the use of air fresheners in seller’s homes.He/she can come to that conclusion about me having read something likethat? This was a lousy post, and I was defensive. Instead, here is howI replied:
“Thanks for taking the time to read my blog and post a comment ipfreely. I really appreciate you reading this blog post.
I'll take the high road here with my response - if for no otherreason than to help with my argument that I'm the furthest thing froman "angry REALTOR®".
Thanks for stopping by.”
I responded this way because I came to a realization fairlyquickly.....the realization that if I am going to put myself ‘outthere’, I have to be okay with a less than flattering response. If I’mnot okay with this, then I should probably keep my strong opinions tomyself. My blogis not an instructional blog....it is not an inspirational blog....itis a blog that offers advice, rants, raves, and opinions. I’m notsaying I have to be okay with personal attacks on my blog, but criticalcomments and people taking issue with my viewpoints come with theterritory.
This isn’t new. Anyone that has been maintaining a blog has come tothis realization at one time or another, and thousands out there haveknown this for a very long time. This was just my time to realize this.
Somebody asked me why I didn’t just delete the post. That is not me.It would take something pretty extreme to be posted before I would pullthe post. I’m throwing out my opinions and comments, and I’m okay withhearing a negative response to those opinions and CNC Machine Pull Stud comments.
So feel free to leave a comment....tell me I don’t know what I amtalking about....let me know that you completely disagree with myviewpoint.
I can take it.
......and for the record? I LOVE my job, and I strive to be a positive and upbeat person both personally and professionally.
Disclaimer:
REALTOR® is a trademark owned or controlled by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). Used under license.