Thanks for the nice comment, Suzen. Funny how often the “jack of all trades” thing is seen as a detriment. My brother has gotten that label many times. He recently started his own business and commented that this is the first time in his life that he feels like being a “jack of all trades” is finally a strength. He’s been able to handle most of the aspects of his business very well, without having to hire things out, which has allowed him to save a lot of money and make a profit sooner rather than later.

I think we all have a role to play here on Earth. Some of us were built to be really good at one thing, other were meant to have skills in many different things. I adds a spice to life, methinks.

Thanks a lot Zeenat! I’m happy to hear you got the spirit of what I was trying to say and were challenged by it. I know it’s something I need to remind myself about A LOT. Thanks for stopping by!

To each his own, Victor. I’m not saying that it’s wrong to have business cards printed in a traditional format. I have a fairly “normal” business card myself, which works well for us. My point with this post is just to challenge ourselves to step back to examine the various “norms” in our life to be sure that we’re living on purpose and not just mindlessly going along with the crowd.

Sorry if I came across as presumptuous or condescending, Tyler. Just trying to give people some food for thought. But thanks for stopping by and sharing your two cents.

Sorry, I’ll return you to your chorus of “wow, awesome!” comments now.

Enjoyed this immensely! Keep up the great writing!

Now that’s a bit more like it.

Thanks, Wayne!