That’s a much more powerful question than “Would you like to join me on my journey?”
Funny things happen when your journey becomes about and for the enrichment of another’s journey. For one, you’re giving and not taking. And most acts of giving our birthed from a heart of service. Secondly, you’re basically asking if you can help them, their purpose, their problem, or their story. We call that hope.
Good business is a romantic way to say this is not about me. I’m pretty certain a great life offers the same aim.
In other words, the joining of other’s journeys is the rewarding journey we’re all looking for.
Ashton.Gustafson 