Seven Qualities of a Disciplined Investor
By Austin Pryor When it comes to investing, learning what to do is relatively easy. But doing what we are supposed to do is surprisingly hard. We can be our own worst enemies, especially when the market becomes unusually volatile, as it has been this year. One quality that separates top professional investors from the More...
SEVEN QUALITIES OF A DISCIPLINED INVESTOR
By Austin Pryor When it comes to investing, learning what to do is relatively easy. But doing what we are supposed to do is surprisingly hard. We can be our own worst enemies, especially when the market becomes More...
What Are You Really Working For?
By Robert J. Tamasy Have you ever had moments when you asked yourself, “What am I really working for?” I suspect many of us have wondered about this, at least once in a while. The daily grind, the energy, More...
Faith can form a Safeguard Against Fear
By Rick Boxx Some friends of ours were in the midst of a fierce struggle to keep the doors of their business open. Their problems were serious enough that they were considering bankruptcy. After seeking counsel More...
Graduating from the school of failure
By: Robert J. Tamasy Often we see a prominent corporate leader, business executive or entrepreneur described as “the great success story.” We are regaled by accounts of how they achieved success, as examples More...
WHEN LIFE FORCES YOU INTO ‘PAUSE’ MODE
By Jim Langley You know the “Pause” button you have on your TV, or the video you are watching on your computer or smartphone? Sometimes life presses the “Pause” button, whether we like it or not. Often More...
CREATING AN ATMOSPHERE OF ‘CREATIVE ABRASION
‘By Robert J. Tamasy Recently I read social media comments presented by a business consultant and coach, Tim Kight. I have never met him, but I appreciate his pointed, practical thinking. What he posted More...
The Importance of Self-Control
By Rick Boxx Years ago, a consulting client of mine was in a printing-related industry. The principal partners enjoyed numerous opportunities within their industry, many of which were strategic to their More...
And Now, For Some Very Good News
By Jim Mathis I don’t know about you, but I am always ready for good news, especially in a time like this, when every news report we see or hear is challenging, disconcerting, and even terrifying. One More...
When God Wants to Send You, Will You Go?
By Robert J. Tamasy Some weeks ago, my friend Sergio Fortes wrote about “the comfort zone,” where we feel, obviously, comfortable. It’s familiar, predictable, and usually does not require more effort More...
