Labor Day Weekend updated: September 3, 2005 | view prior episode
	Labor to survive - work to define We've all had entry level jobs just to survive, but it is here we learn about the spirit of work and how it can nourish the soul. Labor Day Weekend 2005: Good work requires thought. Good work challenges a person to think, "How can this be done better?" And, that is the soul of innovation. Meet people today who are empowered by business. The work they create has a built-in challenge to improve - be better - and that encourages insight. Though the Labor Movement fought and won the right to work an eight hour day, good work never ends. Every small business owner you meet here describes how their labor and work becomes an expressive celebration of their life. previous homepage... more... » Principles for a lifetime » About privacy and about principles » Our Simple but not so modest goals Building a better world one community at a time Weekly focus on good people 1. Follow the lead of MainePBS 2. Transform your Main Street (Mo's) 3. Work your Chamber of Commerce. 4. Engage everyone! Even car dealerships can make a difference. 5. Sell global like coastal Maine 6. Engage technology; know the market 7. Reach for a billion dollar potential 8. Go Great Barrington, Massachusetts Each Episode... Opens Insights » The Power of the "I" » Immigrant Quotient - love/community » The next healthcare revolution » Capital: The American revolution » Thank God for the farmers » Find the perfections within your work » Kalifornia Kaizen & future-building » Sucession Planning 101 » Go up against the WalMarts and win Taking over Small Business School » We welcome the Chamber's Leadership » Episodes produced by local stations » Succession planning is a "MUST DO." » Index of the current episodes

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