DIFFICULTIES – OPPORTUNITIES OR OBSTACLES?
By Fritz Klumpp “Where did I come from?” “Why am I here?” “Where am I going?” These are the three most important questions anyone could ask themselves at any time. Fifty years ago, I came to the realization that for these questions, I had no answers. Over time, this troubled me more and more. Through my process of reasoning, I had always More...
The Value of Trust in the Marketplace
By James D. Firnstahl During my career as an International Banker and then as Chief Financial Officer of an international manufacturing company, I learned that character matters for many reasons. In fact, a More...
What Is Truth? Is it even Subject for Debate?
By Robert J. Tamasy “What is truth?” This is a question countless people have asked through the ages. It has been a recurring topic for philosophers, sociologists, counselors, writers, even business and More...
PURSUING ‘R.A.R.E. LEADERSHIP’ IN THE WORKPLACE
By Rick Boxx In their book, Rare Leadership in the Workplace, authors Marcus Warner and Jim Wilder use RARE as an acronym for how to become a mature leader. The first R stands for “Remain Relational.” I would More...
Deliberately Developing Discernment
By Jim Langley Discernment: It is defined as the innate ability to recognize the moral and practical consequences of our decisions. Discernment also is a quality rarely demonstrated in the business and professional More...
NOT ONE OF US IS AS SMART AS ALL OF US
By Robert J. Tamasy During my years as a magazine editor, some of my favorite times involved getting our creative team together to plan the titles and graphic design for the next edition. Being a writer with More...
STARTING A BUSINESS GOD’S WAY (PART 1)
By Rick Boxx (Editor’s Note: This is the first of two articles on how to start a business God’s way.) If you don’t count the greeting cards, ice scrapers or newspapers I sold as a child, my first business More...
MAKING ETHICAL CHOICES IN A GRAY WORLD
By Stephen R. Graves Some people see everything in black and white, right and wrong, good and evil. Others see an ocean of gray, with nothing ever firmly planted on one side or the other. Life might be easier More...
Caught in the Loop of Negativity?
By Robert J. Tamasy A song from years ago complained, “If it wasn’t for bad luck, I wouldn’t have any luck at all.” These days, we could make a similar observation that if it wasn’t for bad news, we More...
‘True for You, But Not for Me’ – Is This True?
By William “Fritz” Klumpp For many people these days, truth is treated as an optional commodity, like deciding what kind of fruit or brand of canned goods to buy at the grocery store. It is a matter of personal More...
