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In a recent article by CNBC regarding the job burnout crisis, the author stated companies are grossing “$125 Billion annually in healthcare spending attributed to Type 2 Diabetes, Coronary Heart Disease, high cholesterol and more.” Full time employees spend 2,080 hours per year under the care, leadership and direction of their employer. The after-hours work done through email, texting and ...
A recent article by CNBC stated, “companies are facing an employee burnout crisis, 23% feel burned out at work often or always.” The article suggests employee burnout is fostered by company culture and 24/7 access to work via email, text and cell phones. The report supports a biblical principle of Sabbath that is well known, but often ignored due to ...
A Mueller report finding was about the courage or disobedience, depending upon your viewpoint, of White House attorney, Don McGahn. Reportedly, McGahn claimed that the President called him at home, demanding he start the process of firing Mueller. Supposedly, McGahn believed this was improper and possibly illegal, so he refused. It takes courage to tell any boss “No,” but imagine ...
Former CEO of Rochester Drug Cooperative, Laurence Doud, was recently charged with criminal charges related to drug trafficking opioids. This test case will be a wake-up call for executives that distribute any type of addictive pharmaceuticals. Rochester Drug distributes drugs to pharmacies. Distributors typically serve their customers well by providing whatever legal products the customer requests. If this test case ...
A recent “60 Minutes” TV segment highlighted Connecticut’s claim that several drug companies have been conspiring to dramatically increase prices on prescription drugs. After new drug patents expire, the government intends for competing drug companies to develop generic versions of the drug, making them more affordable for the masses. Unfortunately, according to the Connecticut Attorney General, several drug companies are ...
An article by Small Business Trends claims, “a bit more than half of all startups actually survives to their fourth year.” With this staggering statistic, it is no wonder that the initial years of a start up business can feel like a drought financially, emotionally and spiritually. A season of financial drought can mask the fruit that is growing in ...
In a recent article on Superperformance.com, Internet Marketer, Anna Johnson said, “while it may be tempting to 'do what everyone else is doing' I suggest holding back and focusing, instead, on developing a unique and better solution.” 1 Samuel 8:19-20 says, “But the people refused to listen to Samuel. “No!” they said. “We want a king over us. Then we will be ...
As a teenager, I worked summers on my uncle’s farm. Some land my uncle farmed was owned by others. They shared the profits 50/50 after direct expenses like fertilizer and seed. With that context, I found Joseph’s profit-sharing arrangement in Genesis 47:24 as peculiar. Joseph said to the sharecropping tenants, “But when the crop comes in, give a fifth of it ...
In the kids movie “Up,” there’s a dog named Dug. Throughout the movie, Dug gets distracted by squirrels. He drops whatever he’s doing to yell, “Squirrel,” then turns back to his task. A friend of mine jokingly accused both my wife and I of being squirrel hunters like Dug. Our friend knows we can both get distracted by new ideas ...
During lunch with our now deceased friend, Cliff, Kathy and I learned about Cliff’s service on a Navy destroyer during World War II when a Kamikaze pilot hit and sunk the ship. Half of the crew died that day. Cliff watched helplessly as two sharks devoured his friend, while he desperately tried to pull him to safety. Cliff carried that ...
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