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 world today. In these times, when we seem to find evidence of moral decline everywhere we look, it would be wise to consider ways of deliberately 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...
5 Steps from Struggling to Thriving in Business
By Rick Boxx In my banking and consulting career, I helped many struggling companies become profitable. Many businesses have folded recently, and many more are doing all they can to survive. I would like to More...
THE TOUGH TASK OF ‘WATCHFUL WAITING’
By Jim Langley For the past several years, I have been been receiving treatment for prostate cancer. It has been nearly a year since my second mildly invasive procedure to remove the disease that lingers within More...
FINDING CONTENTMENT IN A WORLD OF DISCONTENT
By Robert J. Tamasy Decades ago, long before the Internet and social media were a thing, a very wealthy man was being interviewed by a reporter. Toward the close of the meeting, the reporter looked at the billionaire More...
THE POWERFUL IMPACT OF OUR ATTITUDE
By Sergio Fortes Having enjoyed a rewarding career in commercial aviation for a quarter of a century, advancing from supervisor to director, I learned an important truth: People in aviation are passionate. Here More...
