own portfolio, visit artofworkbook.com/portfolio.)
Exercise 7: Share the work. In chapter 7, we saw
how a calling is not just about you. It’s something you share
with others. Begin by making a list of people you could ask
to become a part of your team. These can be people you
hire for your business or organization, or it can be more
informal like a monthly conference call or regular e-mail
update, sharing how you’re moving toward your calling.
Also, identify as many as three people you want to
personally invest in. Don’t think of this as a formal
mentorship; just start showing up in a few people’s lives in
hopes of helping them grow. (For more on legacy, visit
artofworkbook.com/legacy.)
Questions for Discussion
Introduction
The story of Garrett Rush-Miller illustrates how a calling
isn’t always something you can plan. How has a negative
circumstance in your life in some way led to a positive
outcome? Do you think it’s true that how we react to events
determines who we become?
Chapter 1