Michael D. MorrisonGuest
Meredith BellHost
And I'm curious, as we're closing up here, one of the things that I was just thinking about is some of the discomfort that comes with being a business owner.

And I, whether it's deciding whether to work with a partner or hire this particular employee, or even think about a culture that they want to create.

What would be some questions that a business owner could ask themselves if they're in a place where they're considering these options or in a place where the business isn't growing the way they would like it to? What are some things they could ask themselves to move from whatever stuck or indecisive area they're in to making a strong decision that's more aligned with their values.

So I don't know if it's a question, but in one of our exercise sheets, we have them paint their Picasso.

And what I mean by that is I say paint, draw, or describe your happy place.

What does that look like? If you want, if you don't understand what kind of culture you want, you may not understand the culture that you want, but you know what makes you happy.

Put it up, put it down and then find people that find the same happy place.

What do I want? What kind of environment do I want to walk in today? If I make this decision today, can I make that same decision with someone I don't know in the future.

And I'm curious, as we're closing up here, one of the things that I was just thinking about is some of the discomfort that comes with being a business owner.

And I, whether it's deciding whether to work with a partner or hire this particular employee, or even think about a culture that they want to create.

What would be some questions that a business owner could ask themselves if they're in a place where they're considering these options or in a place where the business isn't growing the way they would like it to? What are some things they could ask themselves to move from whatever stuck or indecisive area they're in to making a strong decision that's more aligned with their values.

So I don't know if it's a question, but in one of our exercise sheets, we have them paint their Picasso.

And what I mean by that is I say paint, draw, or describe your happy place.

What does that look like? If you want, if you don't understand what kind of culture you want, you may not understand the culture that you want, but you know what makes you happy.

Put it up, put it down and then find people that find the same happy place.

What do I want? What kind of environment do I want to walk in today? If I make this decision today, can I make that same decision with someone I don't know in the future.
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