Why keeping things simple leads to a more meaningful career journey.
Transcript
I really like it, yeah — it's so simple, right? [laughter] It doesn't have to be more than that. I think people understand that simple truth.
Well, that's exactly what we're hoping these interview sessions are going to do: help people understand some of these concepts and boil them down into simple ideas that everyone can understand. And Michael, I have to say it's been a really great pleasure for me to talk with you over this past hour, to hear about your experiences and your journey through your career and the lighting industry. You've touched on a lot of different things — and the importance overall of what gives you meaning in the work that you do. I really do appreciate that. Is there anything else before we wrap up that you wanted to share with our audience today?
Yeah — well, thanks again.
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