Not Becoming Consumed With The Love Of Money
BY JIM LANGLEY At one time in my life, I was greatly motivated by how much money I could accumulate. Pursuing wealth became a way of life. This is hardly a new or unique development, however. It has been true of people for thousands of years. Writing to his protégé Timothy, the Apostle Paul offered these words of wisdom: “The love of money More...
Feeling In Control – Reality Or Illusion?
By Robert J. Tamasy You show up for work on schedule, your mind already thinking through your plans for the day: meetings, deadlines, specific tasks, or projects you want to work on or finally complete. You More...
Identifying And Meeting Your Team’s Needs
By Rick Boxx Stephen Phelan, a top executive with a major mortgage corporation, was speaking at a conference about his company’s approach to caring for their team members. After exploring the needs of their More...
What Is Your ‘Go-To’ Strategy?
BY DAN BRITTON I have enjoyed many sports, but my favorite has been lacrosse, as participant and spectator. This sport has also taught me about life. For example: using the “go-to move.” When the outcome More...
What Is The Heartbeat Of Your Mission?
BY ROBERT J. TAMASY • MARCH 18, 2024 Over the years I have worked with several companies and organizations in a variety of roles. Most of them have had clearly stated missions. Some even More...
The Importance of Serving Others
BY JIM MATHIS • MARCH 11, 2024 When I was planning to start my own business years ago, I began looking for ways I could serve people. I was particularly interested in finding an opportunity where More...
Finding Encouragement In Discouraging Times
BY RICK BOXX Being an optimist by nature, troubles must stack up very high before I begin to feel discouraged. Usually, I can find a bright side to any dark time. However, I had one of those weeks recently More...
A Working Career — Time For Many Relationships
BY ROBERT J. TAMASY Work. Some people love it and can’t get enough of it. Many of those might qualify as workaholics. For others, work is a necessary evil, a means for putting food on the table, putting More...
To Arrive Safely, It Is Wise To Stay In The Boat
BY AUSTIN PRYOR Even in the so-called secular business and professional world, the Bible has much to teach us. For instance, Matthew 14 recounts a time Jesus walked on water while His disciples were in More...
Differences Between A Boss And A Leader
BY ROBERT J. TAMASY • FEBRUARY 12, 2024 Over my working career I have had numerous people I would sometimes refer to as “boss.” They were the people I reported to, who had hired me, and – if I did not More...
