Do whatever you can to get your phone ringing and answer it when it does. 

Regarding your comment about going to HML without a deal, that really rings true.

After having to cut a hole in a closet wall and pay my plumber to replace both (ending up with a large, ugly trim ring) all was well.

I am still a couple of month away from my stock exercise...once I have the money in hand, would you mind me ring you up and ask the other 9999 questions on this subject?

If you still can't find the person, give me a ring and I'll try to help you find them.

Now nothing to do now but just wait for the phone to ring.

I have a full time job and will not be able to answer the phone when its ringing.

You could pay someone to ring them for you.

It takes alot of marketing dollars to get the phone to ring and these are most frustrating as more time gets lost on top of it.

@Luc BoironThat's flattering, but neither warranted or earned ... no matter how you measure it.Funny thing is I would probably put your father and big brother on my shortlist of those who are "best" at sharing what they do: I've gotten my money's worth out of their highly priced textbook.A list of the most successful would have to include the late David Azrieli, Bob Gaglardi and the Bronfman brothers.My list of "flashiest" - both in their successes and failures - would include the Reichmann brothers (O&Y and Canary Warf ring any bells?).