#whywework

[ricmdesign]

These are a few of my favorite things... 🎶 #littlerickyrecommends #richardmishaandesign #whywework #summervibes #fruittarts #piaget #speedboats #summerhouse #freshcutsdaily (at Planet Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDbZBCqBqj1/?igshid=16kfx4csrqeji

[ninjaskincare]

Kathy T. sent us this message yesterday. It is messages like these that make us excited to get to work every day! Our response: Hi Kathy - thanks for reaching out. We can definitely help - in fact, Pamela started this company 30+ years ago primarily because she hated Accutane so much. We tend to find that people reach out to us at their wit's end, willing to try anything other than go on prescription medications. You can see from our testimonials that many client's have tried everything under the sun before they find us - and that we are able to prevent breakouts where other products cannot. There are 2 main reasons for this: 1/ we don't contain the oils and fillers that pretty much all other larger companies have to use. We are small batch retailers, meaning that we literally fill 20 bottles at a time and then ship them out within a day or two. Other products need the oils to stabilize their products for shelflives that are required to be 1-2 years. What this means for you, is that our active ingredients are much more potent - they don't have to fight through all the other ingredients to get into the skin. and 2/ we ask that our clients stay in touch. We ask they check in with us every 2 weeks initially so we can make sure that the products they ordered are the right products for their skin and that their skin is progressing at the right pace. This all said, can you please go ahead and fill out a quick questionnaire? Once we have that, an esthetician will reach out to you for a quick call.   Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any other questions! . . . . . . #whywework #esthetician #clearskin #happyclients #accutane #prescriptionmedication #acne #acnetreatment #ninjaskincare #like #love #follow https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz8l1WFJwJ3/?igshid=nsopxf0ea31z

[snuffles937]

all smiles for a job well done. congratulations for every big wins, small wins and even surprising wins of the week! cheers for us business partners! lets hustle for more this week! our goal? Budapest! #budapest #whywework #beoneofus #goals #GolangngGO #doGOod #lookGOod #feelGOod #businessadvocate #businessanywhere #businessexpansion #EdiGo #EDventures #EDigoals #tripreneurlyf #tripreneur #EmpoweringGreatness #XTRM111 #XTRM111Solid #silver #gold #ruby #emerald #diamond https://www.instagram.com/p/BvrZkmYgXY0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3ao09ul3i5j7

[planetogana]

I thank God for new life in my family ❤

[stevedoddworld-blog]

The Science Behind What Motivates Us to Get Up for Work Every Day - The Buffer…

Why do we get up for work every day I Necessity

I often ask myself this question - answers in one word, then read the article.

https:/bit.ly/1RoXv6W

#Whywework   #questions   #consultations   #ThextonArmstrongDodd  

https://plus.google.com/108707533345645108150/posts/M3t1psqGukc

[somewherehq]

Why do we work?

Why do we spend 8 to 12 hours a day ‘working’? A huge chunk of our lives is taken up by this thing called ‘work’. What gets us up in the morning and what is it that gets us going? Are we working to pursue a specific goal? Or are we simply going through the motions to make a living?

We often don’t link the notion of meaning to our jobs. Today’s mainstream work culture can lead us to believe that security and financial stability takes precedence over work that is aligned with our aspirations and passions.

It’s natural we question what we do, but it’s not often we make changes to our work situation. Why is this? We feel comfortable, we are not sure what might be better, we can’t find the time to figure it out because we are ‘too busy’ with our jobs. So we do not make changes to where or even how we work.

The Internet has done wonderful things for transparency, in our small way we trying to contribute to the transparency and define what it means to go to ‘work’; either as a designer, or as a writer, in a small company in Brazil or in a large corporation in Sweden.

But, getting to WHY we do what we do still has a way to go. We, as humans, might not yet be conditioned to share ‘those’ kind of feelings in the context of conversations about work. At the same time we have, and you know as a reader of this newsletter, seen community members be very open about WHY they do what they do. We need more of that - on Somewhere and in the world in general.

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Love,

The Team at Somewhere Some of our Favourite Sparks from last week: 

Kristy’s interview with street photographer Meydenberg https://www.somewhere.com/Urbankristy/sparks/23323

Christina completing a course on use behaviour. 

https://www.somewhere.com/christina6/sparks/23177

Alexis accepting challenges for growth https://www.somewhere.com/alexis/sparks/23191

Mads learning from past mistakes https://www.somewhere.com/MadsFuhr/sparks/23218

Jeanna’s multifunctional ping-pong table at work https://www.somewhere.com/jeannahamilton/sparks/23367

[makinitmag]

"My Friend Makala" by Kelby Cannick Jr My friend Makala moved. I felt like I was alone. She lived with me but I felt like I needed to cry but I didn't. I miss Makala a LOT #Fatherhood #Sons #school #emotional #LML #WhyWeWork #dads #DaddyDuty #Poetry #PoetryCafe