This video by Rich Sheridan introduces us to the idea that we should experiment with ideas without fear. He suggests that fear must be sucked from the room to truly unleash purpose and destiny. Is it possible that your Godly destiny is stalled out by fear of making a mistake? What if the answer to true spiritual authority and destiny was to make mistakes faster, free from fear? Could embracing the joy of the Lord help you unlock and live your Godly destiny. Might unspeakable joy follow?
Before discounting this idea as foolishness, you might want to here Rich's story and how experimenting without fear transformed his business and life.
From Menlow Innovations website, "Learn what focusing on Joy can do for your company Menlo is a software design and development company in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Last year, 2,197 people came from around the world to visit us. They made the trek not to learn about technology, but to witness a radically different approach to workplace culture — one intentionally designed to produce joy.
At Menlo, we have built a culture that removes the fear and ambiguity that traditionally makes a workplace miserable. With joy as the explicit goal, we've changed everything about how our company is run, and have brought that joy into the lives of our clients and their end users. Joy, Inc. offers readers an inside look at our belief system and how it influences our physical environment, embraces making mistakes, and eliminates stereotypical meetings all while fostering dignity and respect for each other.
Joy, Inc. is for readers in any field who want tangible examples for a healthier, happier atmosphere at work—and the sustainable business results required for growth. Readers will come away with an inspirational blueprint for how to create a corporate culture centered on joy in their own workplace."
What would happen if we were animated by joy rather than fear?
Before discounting this idea as foolishness, you might want to here Rich's story and how experimenting without fear transformed his business and life.
From Menlow Innovations website, "Learn what focusing on Joy can do for your company Menlo is a software design and development company in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Last year, 2,197 people came from around the world to visit us. They made the trek not to learn about technology, but to witness a radically different approach to workplace culture — one intentionally designed to produce joy.
At Menlo, we have built a culture that removes the fear and ambiguity that traditionally makes a workplace miserable. With joy as the explicit goal, we've changed everything about how our company is run, and have brought that joy into the lives of our clients and their end users. Joy, Inc. offers readers an inside look at our belief system and how it influences our physical environment, embraces making mistakes, and eliminates stereotypical meetings all while fostering dignity and respect for each other.
Joy, Inc. is for readers in any field who want tangible examples for a healthier, happier atmosphere at work—and the sustainable business results required for growth. Readers will come away with an inspirational blueprint for how to create a corporate culture centered on joy in their own workplace."
What would happen if we were animated by joy rather than fear?