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.
Gayle Price
My mother Priscilla Bowman, has been the greatest influence in shaping my work ethic, my passion for the industry, and my love for giving a truly memorable performance. I can’t help but recall the countless times I watched and listened to her perform, utterly captivated by her incredible stage presence and her powerful, soulful voice. Read more>>
Nicole Alicia
I’ve learned the most about work from fellow writers who’ve shared their process. They’ve shown me that discipline, consistency and curiosity are just as important as inspiration. Read more>>
KCEMO
Blink 182.. they said it sucked. They were correct. Read more>>
Allen Plemmons
Two people who made a huge impact on my work ethic and career are Tracie Reimer, my manager who showed me what true leadership and trust in your team looks like, and R.J. Rau at Dog Days Bar & Grill, who taught me how to thrive under pressure while still finding the fun in the chaos. Read more>>
Taylor Hartman
My high school theatre teacher, Stephanie Hartnell taught me the most about work. Not only did she kickstart my love for theatrical performance and acting, but she inspired me deeply as a working woman. Stephanie was a prime example of a dedicated, passionate performer and woman. Read more>>
