Have you ever heard the phrase "Perception is Reality"?
I first learned its application in the corporate world. Working in a department that was responsible for giving out, rather than bringing in, money, we felt pressured to manage others' perception of our actions.
In a down economy, we made sure employees understood that our contributions to the community were made for critical reasons, not for frivolous ones. For example we might choose to invest in a homeless shelter whose numbers had sp...
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I aim to transform our collective perception of work. With a slight perspective shift, each of us can find and cultivate a deep sense of satisfaction in what we do.
Together we can find authentic meaning in a space that has become known as the grind. Most of us spend more than 2000 hours at work each year. Let's utilize and value that time, rather than dreading it. Together we can put work on our payroll.
Join me for the journey, and share your thoughts and questions!
