Great words on following in Daddy’s footsteps
I just finished reviewing a yet to be released book called Empowered Creativity from a fiery young author named Art Thomas. I particularly enjoyed this thought about working in the “family business”:
In the culture of the Bible, as soon as a child reached the teenage years, he or she was considered a full-fledged adult. When a young man reached the age of his bar mitzvah, he was welcomed into manhood and given responsibility in the family business. The father would announce to the town, “This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased,” which essentially implied, “This young man represents me. I support him completely and have given him my seal of approval to represent me and carry on the family business.”
If you remember what it was like to be a teenager, you might be wondering if this was wise! Adults often think of teenagers…
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