Saul's Station

Today, I will try the impossible- try and explain why two of my interests are related.  At first, you wouldn’t think they are. Gardening and inventory control are two areas that I spend a lot of time thinking about and working to improve. Gardening is a hobby. Inventory control may be the most important thing we do at Goldfarb & Associates.  Four years ago, my Mom asked me to pick up a few tomato plants. She was 84 at the time and still an avid gardener. Good for her. When I went to get the plants, I remembered my visit...

One of the main reasons we have been successful here at Goldfarb & Associates, is because of the deep personal relationships we have built over the last 25 years.  Just yesterday I was speaking with my old friend Thom Miles from BWTS.  I met Thom well over 30 years ago when he was managing Turbo Air in North Carolina.  Not sure why, but when he answered the phone, his first remark was “I was just thinking about you!”.  That made me feel great.  There are many of you that I’ve known before I started Goldfarb & Associates.  Networking has been...

Well I was wrong.  In the last edition of Saul’s Station I stated that G & A had  “.... the best team we have had in the 24 years that we have been in business”.  I was wrong.  I was wrong because we added two new additions to our crew.  First and most importantly , our son Scott and his wife Lindsay had a beautiful baby girl on July 4.  Welcome to the Goldfarb family Hallie Madeline.  Seven pounds, 6 ounces of amazing.  She will likely stage her own coup on Scott in 20 or 30 years.  In addition, we...

No pressure, just my first writing assignment since Mrs. Williamson’s 10th grade English class at B-CC High School.  Thankfully, there are no grades. Deep breaths. Here we go… Welcome to Saul’s Station! This is our new platform to talk to all of you in our diesel world about what is going on at Goldfarb & Associates, the diesel core market, and anything else that we find interesting or important.  I hope you find the content interesting, and I really encourage any feedback from you. Good or bad, it will help me with future “Saul’s Stations” and would be very much...