Society has its myths about where we learn – internships, books, school, etc. However, in our conversations with some of the most interesting and trailblazing entrepreneurs and creatives we noticed the biggest lessons they learned about work often came from unexpected sources. We’ve shared some of those responses below.
Judith Perritt
My parents taught me the most about work. They always set an example if being honest, doing your best, and hard work. Read more>>
Anna O’Connor
My father taught me most about how I work and run my business. My father owned a car dealership in Columbia, TN. He worked 24/7. His customers became his friends and they counted on him for cars for themselves and their families. He would find exactly what his customers wanted, was honest and loved what he did which is why he was successful. Read more>>
Stephanie Davis-Spencer
When B’yond Events & Catering was initially opened, I was supposed to be the event planner and the catering portion was supposed to be contracted out. However, that was not God’s plan. Today, I am the Lead Chef of B’yond. Believe me when I say, ‘I did not see that coming’. In addition, I rarely ever refer to myself as a chef. Read more>>
Kira Sain
I think my parents. My mom is an artist and has always taught me to follow my dreams and do what I love. She truly taught me to never give up. Then on the other side of art, my dad is a criminal lawyer. My parents are just both hard working people and they both do what they love. Read more>>
