Just as I went on break for the end of the year, my back went out. I had stepped outside in the early morning to walk the dogs, and my back spasmed. This left me on the ground, in below freezing temperatures, alone, unable to get up, while everyone else in the house was asleep.
Luckily, Holly heard me as I called out, and she got the boys, and they dragged me inside. I recovered quickly, with the help of my chiropractor, and the advice of Freddie, who cuts my hair.
And, it’s the same thing that I do in business, and the advise clients to do. And that helped one of our Learning Community members write an article a day for a month, after struggling for years to start creating content.
Let’s talk about it:
How can this approach help you? What did you get in response to the questions I was asking?
with love,
Mark Silver, M.Div.
Heart of Business, Inc.
Every act of business can be an act of love.
Making it easy to refer people.
We created a page that makes it much easier to refer folks to us. Not only am I hoping you’ll use it to send people our way who could really use our help. But, I’m also hoping that it might spark some ideas for you to do something similar for your own business.
If you’re willing, please take a look.
Can you share Heart of Business with folks you know?
1 Response
Thank you, Mark. So perfect for today (and most days). Sometimes the belief that it has to be “consequential” by the culture’s definition or “significant” in some easy to see way and quickly visible is heavy. Too heavy. It was refreshing to be reminded of the value to do small things with great love. A lighter load. Blessings to you!