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Jan 13, 2012

Photoplay: Budgeting Relationship in 2012

Kelly Sauer

One of my business goals in 2012 is to invest more in clients and fellow vendors. As I build relationships in my work, I'm learning that relationship is a currency I can't afford to ignore,...

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Dec 13, 2011

Good Leader/Bad Leader

Bradley J. Moore

In April 2010, an oil explosion on a BP oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico killed eleven people and caused the greatest oil spill in U.S. history. The CEO at the time, Tony Hayward, uniquely...

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Dec 8, 2011

Community Post: 5 Ways to Invest Back Into Your Small Business

Sue Miley

Stewardship in bad times is important to survive. Making wise decisions can keep the doors open and payroll funded. But what about in good times? As we approach the end of another calendar...

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Nov 3, 2011

Community Post: Is there Room for a Start-Up in this Economy?

L.L. Barkat

In a financial climate that has some businesses running scared, is there room for a new small business to thrive? Taking advantage of new technologies might just make it possible.

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Nov 18, 2010

New Book: Why Business Matters to God

Dan Roloff

In the sixties and seventies, Jeff Van Duzer grew up in a decidedly anti-business, anti-establishment city—Berkeley, California. He even received his BA in Rhetoric from Cal Berkeley before...

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Nov 13, 2010

Top 10 Business Book Picks for Christmas

laura boggess

True confession time. (Deep breath). Here goes: I have not read any of the books on this list. I know, I know—shame on me. It’s just that…well; I’m not the business book kind of person. At...

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Sep 7, 2010

Why Being Vulnerable is Good For Business

Bradley J. Moore

Being vulnerable often makes people want to be vulnerable with you too. It builds credibility, and then trust. What better way to build a business relationship?

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Jul 28, 2010

If It's Not the Swivel Chair: Managing Weaknesses

L.L. Barkat

If an employee performs inadequately or inappropriately, a manager should look first to "mechanics issues." "Stop it!" she scolded. The little boy did it again. Turn, turn, turn, went the swivel...

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Jul 27, 2010

Ditch the Safety Talk: Work Dangerously

David Rupert

We are told to put safety first at work. But living to a Higher Calling means that sometimes we’ll have to break the rules – to live dangerously.

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Jul 22, 2010

The Business of Playing Favorites

L.L. Barkat

The best managers spend more time and energy on certain employees-- their top performers.

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Daily Reflection From Laity Lodge

Add to the Beauty

During the past several days, I have been reflecting on various implications of a passage in Ezekiel 41 in which God reveals his plans for beautiful decorations of the temple in Jerusalem. I began... Read More +