Have you ever had a great idea? So great that you thought you couldn’t lose? Or you’d start a business like no one else? Write a song so unique that everyone wondered why they hadn’t thought of it before? Painted the 21st Century equivalent of the Sistine Chapel? How did it turn out?
Maybe a bit like my gardening project.
Today’s episode marks the end of our Artisan series – at least for now. We’ve talked about craftsmanship, creativity, and community on these last 20+ episodes. This episode brings us back around to why it’s so important to be an Artisan. Because that’s how you are created – to create. And because the world is undergoing a seismic shift right now; triggered by technology. Listen to the episode and then join the conversation in the comments.
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| Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe in StitcherThat question brought me up short. I’m re-reading Michele Cushatt’s book, “I Am”, and the question came at the end of Day 3. The full question was “How loved do you feel on a scale of 1-10?”
And I didn’t know how to answer it.
As interesting as your work may be, sometimes it isn’t enough to keep you motivated. There’s an element of service. To your own community, as well as to the greater community. On this episode we explore different ways to serve with your work.
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