Friday, December 3, 2010
Power Please
It took 5 weeks to get the parts to fix my chair. I sure hope no customer of mine ever has to wait that long to get a part from SummitFenceSupply.com. The taste that it left in my mouth about the company in which I paid thousands of dollars to get this chair makes me certain that no customer of mine will ever have to wait more than a week for a part.
Fortunately, I have lap tops and mini computer to stay connected with the world of the Internet and so I do not miss a beat when it comes to running www.summitfencesupply.com
So this is Jon, “Your Fence man on Wheel” (and now power…) saying thank you Lord that the parts came in and independence is restored. I even went to Starbucks and had my mocha fix.
Jon Mullender
Summit Fence Supply, llc
888.856.0551
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Summit Sports Equipment. com
Jon Mullender
President of Summit Fence Supply.
any question or reviews contact me at
jon@summitsportsequipment.com
Thursday, June 24, 2010
This Lights My Fire What About You
I was reading Isaiah 6: 1 this morning and was hit with the thought that Isaiah saw Jesus. Wow!!! I get so caught up in business and work, family and activities of the day that I forget what it is all about. Someday, I will see Jesus in all his glory. Now that is a way to start the day at 5:48.
It was in the year King Uzziah died that I saw the Lord. He was sitting on a lofty throne, and the train of his robe filled the Temple.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Quitting is Not an Option
I have been working long hours doing what I love to do. I feel like Job, from the Bible, where everyone said, “Just Quit!” Every goal a person really believes in and works toward better be one that you will do anything necessary to accomplish because once you start there is no turning around. I have quit on diets, exercise programs, cleaning the office, washing the car, doing laundry, I even quit a job. Never remember doing that before so I understand the anatomy of quitting.
It is hard to continue when the going gets so hard that laying in bed in the fetal position is the desire of your heart, or doing the mundane activities that have to be done day after day in order to see the other side of the mountain. The excuses I can come up with as to why not to keep going are like the sands of the sea.
Fortunately, I now have the words posted in front of me. Quitting is not an option! Then if the things I desire and have written down fall into that catagory there is no way of quitting. The best way I have learned to do things is to make a habit of the activities that will take me closer to my goals.
Example: If I want to loose weight I have to do certain activities. Drink water, eat breakfast, and exercise some. And schedule those activities into my calendar.
I remember how hard it was to read the Bible in a year. I would start every year and get as far as Numbers or Deuteronomy and then just quit! For years the same thing happened. Until someone said to read through the Bible in a year just read 4 chapters a day it would get done. That was doable! Then I learned that if you do the hardest thing you have to do first you get it out of the way. It is amazing that once an activity becomes a habit it can be accomplished. I now not only read my Bible every year but have a ritual of doing it daily. I truly enjoy reading and learning so much that it has become a high-light of my day and it is the first thing I do each day with a cup of coffee.
“QUITTING IS NOT AN OPTION!” has now becoming my mantra.
Jon
http://www.summitfencesupply.com/
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Day: 11 Learning from the Dolphins
Monday, January 11, 2010
Day 10: It is Freezing in Ohio
Winter in
A common rule of thumb is that snow fence should follow the rule of 35. That is to say that you multiply the height of the fence x 35 and that is how far away you should place your fence barrier.
Since our fence is 4' high you would use this formula 4x35=140 meaning that you would place your snow fence 140' away from your access road or driveway.
You can use metal "T" post to install their fence which makes it easy to install. There are special ties we carry that would allow you to tie up your fence to the posts.
When the sun comes out in spring and the warmth starts to touch your face just roll up the snow fence and put it away until the next snow comes your direction. So take advantage of this limited time offer by calling me soon at 888.856.0551 for a FREE quote.
Jon, “Your Fence Man on Wheels”
SummitFenceSupply.com
jon@summitfencesupply.com
Call me anytime: 888.856.0551
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Day 9: Failure? Not Possible!
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Day 8: OPM
Friday, January 8, 2010
Day 7: To E-Commerce or Not to E-Commerce, that is the Question
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Day 4: Setbacks were Expected
Yesterday was smooth sailing along the goal of 735 until late in the evening. My young webmaster called me to inform me that 10 of my pages were just erased. No problem because I am sure he had a backup of them only to be told, “No, I just erased them.”
Accidents happen and he is a valuable part of my team. I can rebuild what is gone but in every situation there is a learning opportunity. My question to him was, “How do we make sure this doesn’t happen again?” Many CEO’s want to assign blame… I have worked for a couple of those types of people. That is the kiss of death to your employees. The goal is to move beyond blame to not only fix the problem but put in procedures that will make the likelihood of the recurrence unlikely.
Jon "Your fence man on wheels"
Call me anytime at 888.856.0551
PS. My hosting company just called and they backed up my pages on Sunday. Thank you Pete!
Monday, January 4, 2010
Day 3: Fear of Failure oh Blah, Blah, Blah!
I was thinking about the 735 this morning at 1:00 AM, 2:00 AM and up until 4:00 when I decided I wasn’t going to sleep anymore so I may as well get up and prepared to begin. I know that the fear of failure holds many people back from taking on their personal journeys. I can’t see the end because I am not near there. I visualize what it will look like but it doesn’t mean that I will be able to make it, at least not on my own. There are so many variables between January 4, 2010 and December 31, 2010. There may be sickness along the way… or maybe an unexpected breakdown of equipment. People could let me down or not keep their promises. There are a lot of things to fear if I would choose to let them. However, most of those things will never happen and if I let the thought of them stop me from my personal 735 I can shut off the phones, crawl under the covers and just quit.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Starting the 735 Clean!
- Desks are cleaned
- Goals are set and written down
- Charts are in order
- Call lists are ready for this week
- Day planner is ready with the activities I need to concentrate on First things first
- I have plenty of coffee.
735 The Adventure of a Lifetime
I am going on a business journey starting Monday which I am calling 735. I am going write in my blog the events and things I am learning on the way to 735. It will be about the one man’s journey to reach an unheard of goal for himself. This goal is not about miles but about people and business. It is a journey that will take 365 days to complete.
I am committing myself to write a blog about the journey every day for 1 year. I hope to share picture of people I meet along the way. Some of the individuals will be out to stop my adventure and others will be sent to encourage me to take just one more step.
As Sailor Sam used to say... "Full step a head!"
Jon Mullender "Your fence man on wheels"
888.856.0551
Thursday, December 31, 2009
A New Decade Begins
Friday, November 13, 2009
19 Great Principles for Running your Bussiness
I love to read business books. Right now I am reading three:
“The Field Guide to Sales” by Debbie Mrazek
“52 Weeks to Sales Success” by Ralph R. Roberts
“Email Selling Techniques” by Stephan Schiffman
However the Book I love to read the most about working, sales, and management is the book of Proverbs of Solomon written between 960 and 922 BC. His thoughts were remarkable and if you read today’s writers like Tracy, Rohn, and Canfield you will find traces of Solomon in their writing. It is said in the Bible that Solomon was the wisest person of all times… not just of his time but all times.
I have gone through the book of Proverbs for about 3 years and have come up with 19 principles that can be applied to business. These are great principles to build a business around.
Here are just two...
Principle 1: When you work… Work hard! brian tracy says this a lot
- Pro. 14:23 All hard work brings a profit, but mere talk leads only to poverty.
- Pro. 10:04 Lazy hands make a man poor, but diligent hands bring wealth.
- Pro. 12:24 Diligent hands will rule, but laziness ends in slave labor.
- Pro. 28:19 A hard worker has plenty of food, but a person who chases fantasies ends up in poverty.
- Pro. 20:13 If you love sleep, you will end in poverty. Keep your eyes open, and there will be plenty to eat!
Principle 2: There are seasons of work for all companies. Discover yours and make a plan to accomplish your work when it is to be done.
- Pro. 10:05 He who gathers crops in summer is a wise son, but he who sleeps during harvest is a disgraceful son.
You can download the other 17 for free by going to http://bit.ly/Business-principles
I am looking for the 20th and thought someone else may have found one... Let me know and of course I will add it to the list.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Who is this Sage Rock Anyway
I started my company SummitFenceSupply.com 3 years ago and Sage helped me get it started by telling me about Social Media. Now Jon, Your Fence Man on Wheels is starting to be seen on YouTube and a number of other places. Thanks Sage.
Sage is humorous and enjoyable to listen to but is truly gifted in the SEO arena. Give him a shot you will be glad you did.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
EDGE Certification
If you would like to see a copy or our EDGE certification call or email us and we will be happy to email you a copy of ours
Ohio will spend millions this year and years to come and I hope you and me both get our piece of the pie.
If you are a minority bussiness you owe it to yourself to contact EDGE.
Jon, "Your Fence man on Wheels"
Summitfencesupply.com
888.856.0551
Fax 866.841.8023
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Some things are to good to pass
A good friend of mine Sage Lewis, shared this on his video marketing daily tips and I just love it. Who ever did this is a genius.
You got to love the Internet.
Jon, "Your Fence Man on Wheels"
Summit Fence Supply, LLC
Summitfencesupply.com
jon@summitfencesupply.com
Monday, September 7, 2009
30% Stimulus Package Rebate. WOW!
I just got an letter from Apollo Gate operators stating, If your purchased a solar powered gate operator after December 31, 2008 you could receive a 30% tax credit off the installed cost of the operator on your personal Federal tax return. For information on how to get yours call me at 888.856.0551 or email to Jon@SummitFenceSupply.com
Here is more news on the Stimulus Package.
Stephens Pipe and Steel said that if you are planning on purchasing chain link material using the National Stimulus rebates to make sure you tell them you want US made products.
We stay informed so you can stay informed.
Jon "Your Fence Man on Wheels"
summitfencesupply.com
Sunday, August 30, 2009
People Buy from People they Like and Trust.


I was looking at pictures I received from a customer and realized that he was more than a customer he became a friend. Down in Baton Rouge there is a company named Chris' Speciality Meats owned by Chad and his wife. Chad wanted to put up a privacy fence around his house and contact Summit Fence Supply, LLC.
I remember getting the first phone call from him and instantly liking this man. He was fun to talk to and we really hit it off. Over the next few months we worked on his project using Simtek Stone-like fence. “Chad, when you are done send me some pictures I can put on my website. He said, “Sure will!”
Somehow over the process we became friends. He is not one to pay a penny more for something than is fair and I am not going to gouge a person to make a higher percentage. Some would call that not good business sense but I call it honesty. We have to like what we do and we have to like who we are after the job is done.
I went on to sell Chad gate operators, and even a key pad for his house. I still talk to Chad from time to time and when he calls I know the voice and I am glad to hear it on the other end of the phone.
What have I learned by owning a business?
- You are responsible for the business environment.
- You set the ground rules for your customer service. I worked for a company once that would not call people back because the customer might have a problem. That will never be the case with our company.
- The people you hire are a reflection of you and your philosophy. Make sure you hire people that follow your model and get rid of the ones that don’t.
- Sell only products that you would use in your house or business. If you can’t sell the best products and warranties get out of business.
- Factory representatives are people too. They have the right to be treated as friends.
I have been blessed to have my own business coming up on 3 years. I have met people from all over the United States, Mexico and Canada. I have shipped product to Main to Alaska and because of that I have friends all over the country.
Thanks Chad for the pictures.
Jon, Your Fence Man on Wheels
Summit Fence Supply, LLC
summitfencesupply.com


