Comments on: What is your philosophy? http://www.joyjunket.com/what-is-your-philosophy/ Joy Junket - Using Style and Interior Design as a Portal for Authenticity Mon, 02 Jan 2012 17:46:37 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: suzi vandersteeen http://www.joyjunket.com/what-is-your-philosophy/comment-page-1/#comment-3056 suzi vandersteeen Sun, 06 Nov 2011 02:56:32 +0000 http://www.joyjunket.com/?p=2510#comment-3056 I love your philosophy Paula! Isn't it interesting when we are asked those provoking questions? I believe that if we are truly living our best lives, we have NO PROBLEM answering them. I am relieved to be honest about how I work, and I hope that both you and I continue to attract the right customers as a result. I love your philosophy Paula! Isn’t it interesting when we are asked those provoking questions? I believe that if we are truly living our best lives, we have NO PROBLEM answering them. I am relieved to be honest about how I work, and I hope that both you and I continue to attract the right customers as a result.

]]> By: Paula http://www.joyjunket.com/what-is-your-philosophy/comment-page-1/#comment-3055 Paula Fri, 04 Nov 2011 10:49:19 +0000 http://www.joyjunket.com/?p=2510#comment-3055 Thanks for this post. A large potential customer recently asked me to respond to 16 questions about my new business, my philosophy and myself (and my co-worker husband). We will be starting our business officially in January (growing organic vegetables just north of Duluth), but luckily the folks who sold us the property introduced to some great customers, one of whom posed the thought provoking questions that helped us discuss our common philosophy and goals for the business. I am really thankful that the customer asked because I felt the need to respond honestly and thoroughly, and not in the sometimes superficial marketing manner ("yeah, our customers are kings, yadda yadda"), but really digging into what we want to provide and why and how we want to provide it. I think that's the only real way to combine business and personal goals and live what I'm starting to call a "whole" life. For the record, our business philosophy is "growing together". My husband and I will grow our vegetables and business together, we will work together with our customers to provide what they want and need and hopefully we will grow together with the community. Looking forward to moving soon! Thanks for this post. A large potential customer recently asked me to respond to 16 questions about my new business, my philosophy and myself (and my co-worker husband). We will be starting our business officially in January (growing organic vegetables just north of Duluth), but luckily the folks who sold us the property introduced to some great customers, one of whom posed the thought provoking questions that helped us discuss our common philosophy and goals for the business.

I am really thankful that the customer asked because I felt the need to respond honestly and thoroughly, and not in the sometimes superficial marketing manner (”yeah, our customers are kings, yadda yadda”), but really digging into what we want to provide and why and how we want to provide it. I think that’s the only real way to combine business and personal goals and live what I’m starting to call a “whole” life.

For the record, our business philosophy is “growing together”. My husband and I will grow our vegetables and business together, we will work together with our customers to provide what they want and need and hopefully we will grow together with the community. Looking forward to moving soon!

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