"Most new ventures fail. If you are going to take on the risks and responsibilities of a new venture, you need to be motivated to succeed. That is why it is important first to understand your motivation for starting a new social venture and your definition of success" (Jim Fruchterman "For Love or Lucre, Spring 2011)
This blueprint can be applied to any idea, merely wanting to begin anew is admirable but does not always end with execution. It is said that "Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance." Commonly called The 5 P's. Do you disagree? If so we would like to hear your rebuttal. It is a proven fact that this statement holds true. In order for a goal or objective to come to fruition, tact is imperative, socially as well as professionally which is the context to which we relate. Red Hook on the Road was founded on principles of service and training; Our success rate suggests that as it stands we have done a good job in maintaining a focus and concentration on our objective, and the success of our clients.
We would like to extend our assistance to as many as possible, and we encourage anyone desiring career enhancement by way of a CDL career to check us out. Any questions, concers or comments feel free to contact us via phone or email
redhookontheroad@gmail.com
tel: 718-237-4846In addition feel free to visit our webpage:
http://www.bwiny.org/pages/rhotr.html
In experience, anything you want to do in life starts with a plan. Potential is one thing, but execution is the most important. In order to execute you must plan accordingly. "If you fail to plan then you will have to plan to fail"
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