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.
Demetrius Washington
It’s actually kind of divine that you ask this—I’ve been planning an article on this exact topic. The most impactful lessons about work didn’t come from a CEO or an MBA program; they came from my grandparents. They were factory workers, healthcare professionals, and entrepreneurs in their own right. Read more>>
Jake Thompson
My parents, hands down. I grew up in a small town two hours east of Dallas. My dad owned a few convenience stores, and my mom was an elementary school teacher. Both came from working-class families. My grandfather on my dad’s side was a contractor who built all over North Texas. My mom’s parents were cotton farmers near Lubbock. Read more>>
Alyceson-Grace Eke
My parents taught me more than anyone else about work, and they inspire me daily to pursue my goals and dreams even in the midst of trials and tribulations. My Dad and Mom worked together to develop Call Center Times, a media services company serving as the premier provider of information pertaining to the call/contact center industry. Read more>>
