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Clay Boone has spent 60 years turning wood into signs people drive out of their way to see. In this episode, Mark Crandall sits down with him in Sugar Loaf, New York to ask the golden question: what has kept you chasing your purpose for six decades?
The road here started with a client. Mark has spent the last few months working with Keith Salberg of Sundance Wood, and one name kept coming up, the mentor who first taught Keith the craft. This conversation traces that lineage back to its source. Clay talks about staying with the work long after the novelty wears off, and what purpose looks like when you measure it in a lifetime instead of a launch.
Follow more purpose stories at ThePurposeChasers.com. When you are ready to turn your own work into proof that sells, start at TheHappyCheck.com
By Mark CrandallClay Boone has spent 60 years turning wood into signs people drive out of their way to see. In this episode, Mark Crandall sits down with him in Sugar Loaf, New York to ask the golden question: what has kept you chasing your purpose for six decades?
The road here started with a client. Mark has spent the last few months working with Keith Salberg of Sundance Wood, and one name kept coming up, the mentor who first taught Keith the craft. This conversation traces that lineage back to its source. Clay talks about staying with the work long after the novelty wears off, and what purpose looks like when you measure it in a lifetime instead of a launch.
Follow more purpose stories at ThePurposeChasers.com. When you are ready to turn your own work into proof that sells, start at TheHappyCheck.com