Why I started Arbtalk

[Big J]

I can say categorically that I owe a significant chunk of my business to you Steve. I've got long term customers (8 years plus) that I met through Arbtalk, have found the bulk of my sub contractors on here and have learned a huge amount from other contributors too. 

 

Hats off good sir ?

[Paul Cleaver]

Oh yes - following on from Big J  post - I got a surveying job back in 2013 thanks to you

[gary112]

Good read Steve and thanks for this site it's great

[felixthelogchopper]

1 hour ago, Khriss said:

Valuable Web source of  information. Also, when I am on bus.... K

Blue one? ?

[Khriss]

1 hour ago, felixthelogchopper said:

Blue one? ?

Nope - the going home one k

[treevolution]

Really enjoyable read while having a sandwich.

 

Wish you all the best with the new venture.

 

Did get me thinking, what is the cut off point for climbing, two years away from 40 and still climb without too many aches and pains but can't lift big timber anymore.

 

And what is my exit plan.

[eggsarascal]

I think it's your dashing good looks that got you where you are today.

[Steve Bullman]

17 minutes ago, treevolution said:

Really enjoyable read while having a sandwich.

 

Wish you all the best with the new venture.

 

Did get me thinking, what is the cut off point for climbing, two years away from 40 and still climb without too many aches and pains but can't lift big timber anymore.

 

And what is my exit plan.

Yep need an exit plan, especially if you aren't running your own gig.

[Steve Bullman]

15 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

I think it's your dashing good looks that got you where you are today.

obviously

[jackrs1]

Yeh that was a good read Steve[emoji1303]I enjoy reading about people’s journey in the arb world. Sounds like youv made the right choice tho! Well done