What your car says about your work ethic

Most people probably don’t consider how their boss, colleagues, or customers treat someone’s ride as a signal for their work ethic. You don’t see a lot of farmers or ranchers in Colorado driving around in a Miata. You would expect one to be driving a Ford F-150 with dirt on their trucks because they need a vehicle that can take the rough wear and tear.

Similarly, you don’t expect a successful realtor to roll up in a car with empty drink containers and Mc Donalds wrappers spilling out of their front seat when they open their door.

The truth is, even if no one ever steps one foot in your car… people are perceiving a lot about you by the way you treat your car. If you don’t make time to keep it clean, you ultimately could be missing out on better business relationships.