17 Nov 2016
Life Lessons in Self Employment...
Are their ideas always the right idea? Hell no.
But they have enthusiasm and hope for a greater purpose. And this is uncommon. The sad truth about most people in the workforce today is that many of them do not live up to expectation and often do the least amount possible to keep their paycheck.
What's My Motivation?
My advice.. Remain steadfast in your journey to self employment. Then push on to employ other people who live and breath ambition just as you do. The work will be hard and there will be no such thing as a safe zone but, the ideas will come and you have the potential to cultivate an entire community of hard working people.
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Through hardship to the stars, a futurist at heart.
As a director of photography and film production, Josh is provided an opportunity to work intimately with very unique and interesting people. From these interactions, he has discovered many challenges but in turn, he has explored the strengths and weaknesses of those same people who have entrus
As a director of photography and film production, Josh is provided an opportunity to work intimately with very unique and interesting people. From these interactions, he has discovered many challenges but in turn, he has explored the strengths and weaknesses of those same people who have entrusted him with their brand. As a media strategist, these warm encounters are very important. From this partnership, creative innovation can flourish and a passion for cutting edge production & development can take form.
Josh is a gifted educator, and a good listener. He does not strive for perfection, but finds great joy in perfect moments. It is his obligation to capture these moments for others to enjoy.
Josh is pulling together a team of creatives with special abilities. He believes that significant change is coming and plans to connect with people like you. Do you have what it takes to be a contributor at The Ridge? Subscribe to learn more.
"May I discover these visions in ways I have never imagined."
Joshua A. Lloyd
Founding Creative @ Ridge Journal