When I first realized that we would need to move from our sleepy little suburban town on the Hudson River in NY to the Los Angeles area for my husband’s job, I was flooded with so many emotions—fear, sadness, and a general sense of being overwhelmed, but also a little bit of excitement for the adventure that lay ahead.
When I was a junior in high school, I became interested in pursuing marketing for a career. That same year, I went to Imaging USA with my father. Someone at the show said I could make my dad a lot more money with photography if I learned Photoshop. So we got a student copy of Photoshop and I started learning how to use it.
There is nothing like talking with similar businesses about what is working and what is not. This is why I believe so much in investing in face-to-face relationships over the years.
I don’t know about you, but I desire to walk in love, but it can be so hard, especially in business. I wonder what would happen if we did a self-check of how we walk in love in our businesses. What if we simply changed the saying from “walk in love” to “work in love”? Do we work in love?