YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Last week, someone asked me again, “How do you do it?”
I’m in the people business. But more than that, I get to watch people find their lifelong victory. However, not every person reaches the same heights.
Yes, it is a letdown every time a person doesn’t see their own potential and power within. It’s tough when I know there’s more for them. I have the pleasure to lead a nonprofit team of world changers (we hope). We want to inspire change for the best community around.
That’s why the question seems to resurface toward me. So, I thought: Don’t we all have professional challenges, relationship issues and family matters? There are people to see, places to be and things to do – always. Life is nonstop, or so it seems, for us all.
So, I answered the question on how I do what I do. And I wonder how you do what you do. Maybe you can relate to my answers.
How do I do it? One day at a time. I am a values-driven leader focusing on and believing in the impossible, seeing the best in others, developing the next me and seeing into the future that I am responsible for shaping.
How do you do it? I’d love to hear and learn from you. Send me an email at the address below or write a Letter to the Editor of Springfield Business Journal at sbj@sbj.net/ctemple@sbj.net.
Jason Hynson is executive director of Victory Mission and Ministry. He can be reached at jason@victorymission.com.
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