2020 hasn’t exactly been an easy ride. With all the challenges we’ve faced, this time has been a major learning experience about the value of sticking together as a team. Without the ability to work together as we usually do, nothing has come easy.
Fortunately, our team has risen to the challenge. As Greg Taylor mentions in today’s Trinity Web Minute, we can’t stress enough how proud we are of everyone for adjusting to these unprecedented times. As long as this year has been, we’ll continue to recognize the value of teamwork.
Thank you for tuning in to this week’s episode on sticking together as a team. Let’s begin the countdown to next year!
[Transcript]
Hey everybody, Greg Taylor, thanks. Check it out another bonus episode of the New Marketing Show, you may hear some noise in the background because Ding Dong Dong is she’s doing her thing.
So you know, what just sort of struck me that I’m recording this on December 10. And typically, I don’t date my content, but I feel it’s important. I’m recording this on December 10, for 15 days away from Christmas, 21 days away from the end of 2020. And you know what, it just kind of dawned on me, like 2020 was hard on everybody.
But how we were able to stay together, stick together, come together, as community come together as a company, to help our clients, you know, come together as a community, and being a part of a community to help those who really need it.
And everybody just banding together, I think the one thing that we’ve proved is, we prove that collectively, and together, we’re way stronger than we are singularly and individually.
I couldn’t be happier the way that our team truly webmedia team banded together, I couldn’t be proud, we’re proud of the work that we’ve done this year, through the most dispersed of matters, I don’t know if that even makes sense, in the most remote of manners, like we, you know, our team barely worked together at all, since March, I think that, you know, I can count on, I think that we work together in the same room, maybe three or four times.
And that’s not common for us, you know, I move from California back to New Jersey, so that I can work with everybody and be closer and collaborate. And then this thing happened. And we weren’t able to do it.
But we were able to stick together, we were able to band together. And I think that one thing that goes to show is when you stick together, and you stay together, you can accomplish great things. And while this wasn’t the year that anybody wanted, wished for hope for even imagined.
You know what? It’s been okay. And I’m grateful to say that I’m grateful to say that it’s been okay. And that we’ve pulled through through everything that’s gone on.
And everything that’s happened, you know, we’ve had some really good things happen this year. I got hurt this year. And one of the things is is that you know, we were able to do some really great things, only because we remain together.
So, moral, the story. No matter how hard things get, stick together, stick with your team, go in with a team that you trust, go in with a team that you can ride with. And you know what, I think things will be alright.
Thanks for checking us out. You know, as always, thank you for watching the content without you guys. I just be talking to myself. So I appreciate it. Talk to you soon. Bye.
I have hired Greg and the Trinity team multiple times for work on my own websites, and have also hired them to work on behalf of multiple clients. He is simply a pleasure to work with, in every respect. Smart but without the giant ego of some developers, Trinity Web Media works with his clients to achieve their vision in the best way possible — with careful attention to their interests, and thoughtful recommendations based on his expertise. • Susan Baier – Founding Marketing Strategist – Audience Audit