“I have been strongly encouraged from family, friends and league personnel to continue to be patient and wait for an inevitable injury to one of the starting quarterbacks in the league.

“I would rather shut the door to such ‘opportunity’ than continue to wait for one of my fellow quarterbacks to suffer a serious injury. Since I was not given a fair chance to come in and compete for a job, I would rather move on and win in other arenas of life.”

There’s a nice image – as soon as a competitor of mine has some traumatic disaster land on him the size of a 377 pound lineman, I get my turn.

Here’s your thought, sales pro – WHY WAIT? WHY WAIT FOR SOMETHING GOOD OR BAD OR INTERESTING TO HAPPEN. Just move on with your life. You know all those prospects who’ve been hanging you out to dry for months and months and more?

Move on. If you can’t help someone else make a decision, you can’t help them at all.

Move on. Your time is precious and you respect yourself when you treasure time enough to make decisions based on this truism.

Move on. There are great opportunities awaiting your attention.

Good luck Dante, we’ll be watching to see where your toughness and talent get you more success and new adventures.

And reps, start thinking about every situation you’re in and whether you should Move on.