I've never looked at the Beatles as being a band. Those are fighting words aren't they? History shows they were four different guys who happened to come together in a moment that would change the way we buy, market and listen to music. Spin the clock forward to 2018 and you can't help but wonder what happened to these avenues of collaboration. We go to work and do a job. I get it. Collecting paychecks is a very cool habit. What are you doing for your uniqueness? Snow flakes are often accused of being that greater than glory process in nature of no two never being the same. Guess what John Lennon can't be compared to Paul McCartney. You can't be your boss but you can locate the harmonics in the connections made. Julia Cameron's book The Artist Way At Work should be studied by every layer of a working business. It clearly points out the uniqueness of each person involved in the avenues of locating success. Rather than bending and shaping the employee or standing in the corner pinpointing new ways to hate the boss. Tighten up the six strings of your guitar and learn that each of those strings truly has nothing to do with each other and yet music changes the world. Study the path of a single leaf. As much as we hate the allergy season the journey of that single leaf will one day feed the soil of the tree that brought it to life. I've never heard a tree complain about its water collecting shade offering partner. It's a relationship of growth by endlessly reaching for the limbs of tomorrow. Leaves that break down in the soil creates energy. How much energy are you truly bringing to the foundation of business success? Not a guilt trip. I know you're great at what you do. What if the labels and judgement were removed? What if it wasn't a job you were going to but rather a connection to clients that need your product to better the lives of people also wanting to grow forward? Look beyond the four walls. There is purpose in your walk.