I spoke with a former colleague over the weekend.* He moved on to new challenges and it's probably a good move for him.* Interestingly, he mentioned the "new" folks that he works with and lamented the lack of fellowship and "team".*
Who do you work with?
The jerk who has all the answers.
The nudge who likes to complain.
The pal who holds lifetime membership in a Greek organization.
The soldier who just puts in his time and awaits retirement.
The flash in the pan who will be gone in no time.
You see, it matters a great deal who you work with.* A calling can only be supported as much as the community around it can bear.*
Maybe it's time to take an inventory to see if your tribe is big enough to support your ambitions, vision and goals.* Or small enough to accept you as you are and build you up.
Who do you work with?
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Who do you work with?
The jerk who has all the answers.
The nudge who likes to complain.
The pal who holds lifetime membership in a Greek organization.
The soldier who just puts in his time and awaits retirement.
The flash in the pan who will be gone in no time.
You see, it matters a great deal who you work with.* A calling can only be supported as much as the community around it can bear.*
Maybe it's time to take an inventory to see if your tribe is big enough to support your ambitions, vision and goals.* Or small enough to accept you as you are and build you up.
Who do you work with?