Integrity Moments

Integrity Moments is a 60 second workday devotional from CEO, Rick Boxx, that provides business leaders with helpful insight into what the Bible says about our work and how we can fully integrate our faith into our vocational calling.

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Business Proverbs: Day 14 – The Benefit of an Apology

2022-04-23T12:27:35-05:00May 14th, 2021|Tags: , , |

If you’ve ever watched the television series, NCIS, you likely remember that the main character, Jethro Gibbs, has lots of rules he expects his team to abide by. One of those rules is to “never apologize.” Every business makes mistakes occasionally, and when they do, the customer is waiting for an apology. When there is no apology, it can often ...

Business Proverbs: Day 12 – Chasing Fantasies

2022-04-23T12:38:32-05:00May 12th, 2021|Tags: , , |

Years ago in banking, my administrative assistant grinned when she said, “You’re going to love your next appointment.” Waiting for me in my office was a young man. When I asked how I could help, he said, “I need to borrow money to buy a Steinway Piano.” I humored him and asked how much a Steinway would cost and how ...

Business Proverbs: Day 11 – Misplaced Hope

2022-04-23T12:46:58-05:00May 11th, 2021|Tags: , , |

According to a Wall Street Journal expose, Tony Hsieh, the founder of Zappos, self-destructed and died from abusing drugs, while his team stood by and watched. After selling Zappos for more than $1 billion, Tony began paying a team of followers to help him pursue spiritual enlightenment and heavy drug use. Even though some family members attempted to intervene, Tony’s ...

Business Proverbs: Day 7 – Dodging Workplace Temptations

2022-04-24T17:24:42-05:00May 7th, 2021|Tags: , , |

While in college, I worked as a night custodian at an elementary school, where I became acquainted with Jim, the daytime custodian. I was surprised to learn Jim had previously built a very successful business and family, until his secretary began flirting with him. He eventually succumbed to the temptation and had an affair. Jim’s wife divorced him and gained ...

Business Proverbs: Day 6 – Sowing Seeds for the Future

2022-04-24T17:14:59-05:00May 6th, 2021|Tags: , , |

In my previous consulting practice, I learned the importance of diligently prospecting for clients year-round. In the early years, I would be busy and cash flow would be strong. Then my project would end, and the cashflow stopped. It took me some time to realize that my problem could be resolved with a little diligence. I began setting aside time ...

Business Proverbs: Day 4 – A Pause Before Investing

2022-05-06T22:11:47-05:00May 4th, 2021|Tags: , , |

Mark was a young entrepreneur trying to build a website business. He had very limited monies to fund his core business, let alone a new venture. Then, someone convinced Mark to buy into an unproven technology. He borrowed money to invest in the product only to discover that his customers were not interested in his new product. His impulsive pursuit ...

Business Proverbs: Day 3 – Generosity Before Wealth

2022-05-06T22:18:46-05:00May 3rd, 2021|Tags: , , |

When Bill was younger, his business was struggling for survival about the time he attended a ministry retreat. During that retreat, the ministry founder challenged the attendees to pledge at least $1 million in their lifetime to support evangelism. Bill said it felt crazy, but even though he was broke, he made the pledge. Within 10 years, Bill had surpassed ...

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