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.
Monika Kiss
As a modest person I didn’t think about myself as a special artist. But meeting the living biggest artist in different countries they gave me so much confidence. To know that I am not copied anyone in my work.I am recognizable as my own style is something new,means a lot in fine art word. Read more>>
Andrea Lorena
I’ve been incredibly fortunate to come from a family where work ethic and creativity are part of our DNA. My biggest teachers have always been my family, especially the women. I grew up surrounded by strong, entrepreneurial women who built their own paths and showed me what it means to turn passion into purpose. Read more>>
Anthony Humphreys
Without a doubt, my mother has been my greatest teacher. As a single parent and an only child, I learned the value of giving back from her. She has dedicated her career to the donation industry, instilling in me the significance of helping others through donation from a young age. Read more>>
Natalie Leah
While I have many people who taught me the value of hard work, I think the best example that comes to mind is my parents. My dad is a professor of business, and my mom has her own interior design company, and both of them have always encouraged me to put my whole self into finding success. Read more>>
