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Comment by Lela Donelson on June 27, 2011 at 11:26am

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Comment by Lela Donelson on June 22, 2011 at 4:49pm

Val Vickers and Sofia Alvim InHouston members blog about 1 Bag Travel and Organizing For Your Business.  Read their posts: www.leladonelson.com/guest-blog.html

Comment by Randall W. Montalbano on November 16, 2009 at 6:49pm

White Mountain Marketing Associates has been involved in Social Marketing and Servant Leadership for 5 years or more. Every aspect of our work is based on what we can do for others. As we do for others, without expecting any return, creates long-lasting, pure relationships based on another set of criteria. We have answered nearly 10,000 questions submitted by thousands of companies from start-up to Fortune 100...for FREE. And, from this we have enjoyed a new level of success, created thousands of friends in our lives, who will be lasting relationships. They call it "Social Networking". I call it just good sense. Why not help others to achieve their goals? Why not offer your knowledge to those who need it...without your hand out awaiting a payoff. It just comes. There is no date on it.

Here is a true story: I answered an anonymous question in a website where I go to help people. That answer, was held in a file for 2.5 years, when I got a call and was hired to help this Texas company with their marketing. Another firm...a Canadian software firm after following us on this site, flew into Houston and hired us on the spot. We had no idea they were even out there. We have created many clients just by giving of ourselves. Eric's "InHouston" sites offers each of you the same opportunity.

Finally...this is not a "forum" where a moderator reviews every posting to every person. That is impossible. Take responsibility for your own "online lives". If someone insults you, either accept it as an issue with them, and walk away, or confront it yourself...OFF SITE. Don't air your dirty laundry here. If you want to argue with someone...do it on your own time.

This site can create what many term "miracles" in business. When, in fact...it's YOU. YOU can create your own miracles.

InHouston Comment by Eric Standlee on July 16, 2009 at 9:27pm

David,

Thanks for reposting your comments. You are helping others.

Eric

InHouston Comment by Eric Standlee on July 16, 2009 at 9:27pm

Here are some great success stories.

Comment by David Robson on June 12, 2009 at 10:13am

I sent the following to Eric:

Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:42:03 +0000
From: David Robson
To: Eric Standlee

Eric-- I am new to networking and have been to the last two InHouston events and frankly I am amazed at how interesting and beneficial they are. I have made contact with some extremely energetic people who have opened my eyes with regard to new opportunities.
Thanks again
David

His response "That's great to hear David,---please share it with the groups.

Again -- I am sincerely "very impressed"

Comment by Gail Stolzenburg on May 24, 2009 at 4:58pm

Porshea -

Thank you for starting the InHouston Success Stories.

InHouston is a fantastic tool. Not only has it developed some good connections for my business and helped me make some new friends, it has also generated hundreds of attendees for:

1. The First Wednesday Corporate Network Luncheon with speakers like Erik Standlee, Donna Fisher, and Louis Gonzales (next week),

2. The Networking and Skin Care Seminar with over 200 attendees.

3. The InHouston Mixer at Houston National Golf Club, where we will discuss Converting Social Media Networking to Dollars on May 27th.

4. The Networking & Health Seminar at LeTourneau University on Saturday June 6th from 8:30 am - 12:00 pm.

5. And, the two Seminars on June 12th & September 18th with Ron White, Niurka, Bob Burg, and Chris Widener.

It is the most effective media I have found for bringing people together for a common cause.

Let's help enroll 100,000 InHouston members!

Gail Stolzenburg
Professional Health & Wealth Coach
281 493 1955 gail@freedomnow.net

InHouston Comment by Eric Standlee on May 23, 2009 at 10:58pm

I define success in many ways:

First, I know that through InHouston I have helped many people, many businesses, and the Houston economy.

Second, we have found new business to the tune of over $4MM in new monthly revenue and more.

Third, I have made some great friends.

Fourth, I have been able to share the ideals of Servant Leadership Networking. I didn't come up with them, but they are like a fine story. If you don't share about it eventually it dies. I believe InHouston will grow to be a HUGE global phenomenon because people love it.

Eric

Comment by Victor Escalante on May 21, 2009 at 1:46pm

Hi Friends,
So as not to hog up this group I decided to give you guys a break lol. I want to invite you to join a new group I formed for media people and those interested in it. Check it out and invite others http://inhouston.ning.com/group/hmp

Comment by Victor Escalante on May 19, 2009 at 10:25pm

Houston- It was the drive and the energy of the group of professionals that first attracted his notice. A dynamic mix of individuals from a variety of backgrounds, united by the mission of helping each other and other Hispanics advance their personal and professional development. This was Saul Valentin’s impression when he attended his first National Hispanic Professional Organization (NHPO) board meeting in 2003. Little did he know that in four short years this would turn into a family affair involving his wife and parents. He has served for three consecutive years as the proud chairman of this group of highly talented individuals.

He appears to be the modern generation X stereotype of young Hispanic to the casual observer. Nothing could be further from the truth. Saul exemplifies a new breed of Hispanics. These are the individuals corporate America would like to influence to purchase their goods and services. These are the power brokers of the upcoming Latino generation. His flawless Spanish when surrounded by family and close friends instantly translates into buying power of the Hispanic population at large. He identifies with the consumer who watches American idol but, like most Hispanics, is not interested in who is still in the competition. On the road when he often travels with his job he reads a book or glances through the space age newspaper, USA Today.

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