Every day I get an email from Simon Sinek, called “Notes to Inspire”. It’s got a quote from one of his books or speeches, and is meant to inspire his readers to be better leaders. As good as the quotes are, and some of them are incredibly insightful, what I really love is what’s at the bottom of every email: “We imagine a world in which the vast majority of people return home each day feeling fulfilled by the work they do.”
Wow. That’s some world, isn’t it?
We are created to be creators. When we stop creating out of fear or external circumstances, we often turn into consumers or critics. On this episode, we explore what creating looks like (it’s not necessarily what you think), what stops us from creating, why it’s so important to keep doing it.
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| Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe in Stitcher | Subscribe via RSSRuth and I went walking a few days ago on the Airline Trail near us. It’s an old railroad bed that winds through scenic woods and fields in central Connecticut. We heard water laughing as it ran over stones. We saw wildflowers blooming and old stone walls.
And then we stopped.
What are the hallmarks of an artisan? What makes them stand out? In this episode we explore the 3 C’s of artisanship – no matter what your walk of life.
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