The Career Encourager has a beautiful post worth checking out with a brand new year practically upon us - Blessed to be a Blessing reminds us of how the work we each do provides us with opportunities to be a blessing to others, and tells the story of how a deli employee reinforced this lesson for her and her family. A wonderful message and an encouraging lesson!
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Thank you for that post, Ann. There's another side to the blessing that I find myself reflecting on a lot. I've been blessed by all the clients, audience members, and readers who've allowed me to make a living doing things I truly love with interesting and committed people. The people we work for and with bless us every single day.
Posted by: Wally Bock | January 02, 2008 at 03:20 PM