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A study conducted by Harvard Business Review suggests that 75% of customers won’t buy unless asked. The study also reports over 50% of sales professionals don’t ask. Therefore, 50% of the time, business is left on a table full of opportunity. In John 5:6, we read of Jesus’ compelling ask, “When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he ...
We had a great day recently! We had two significant new sponsors and an unexpected renewal that all happened in one day! It would have been easy to take credit for the victory. But then, I remembered that our team had fervently prayed the day before for God to provide new sponsors. Our victory lap belonged to God. In Genesis ...
My wife, Kathy, often processes her thoughts verbally. When we were first married, Kathy would get excited about something she wanted to buy and talk as if she was going to take action that instant! As the one managing the budget, this caused great anxiety for me until I finally realized that Kathy was only thinking out loud. In business, ...
For years I’ve observed an organization that is led by a very dominant figure. Their culture seems legalistic and the employees operate out of fear. Anyone who violates a rule suffers severe consequences or is terminated. What’s disappointing is that the organization is led by a self-proclaimed Christian, yet grace is rarely seen. It’s no coincidence that Jesus came to ...
Taking President’s Day to be reminded of great leaders and their past struggles is a helpful way to inspire and shape the culture of a nation. Businesses have a similar opportunity! Hebrews 11 highlights several heroes of the faith like Abraham, Moses, and Noah and chronicles their experiences to encourage us by their past struggles and victories. Hebrews 12:1 goes ...
Businesses live and breathe by the Profit & Loss statement. Profit is king. It drives motivations and decisions of business leaders. Without profit, business life expectancy is short. Whether a little profit or a lot, the approach taken to understand the P&L makes all the difference. 2 Corinthians 13:11 says, “Finally, brothers, rejoice. Aim for restoration, comfort one another, agree ...
Valentine’s Day highlights love. In the workplace, we may hear people who love their customers, but loving employees makes many too nervous to discuss such an idea. The MeToo Movement has further amplified this fear. With many celebrities and leaders accused of sexual impropriety, many are reconsidering even having private meetings with someone of the opposite sex. This can be ...
Over the years we’ve hired dozens of speakers for our events. In addition, my wife, Kathy, is now also hiring speakers for our UB Women Gatherings. We’ve noticed that it has become more important to check out the beliefs of those who label themselves as Christians. The word Christian has morphed to mean many different things to different people. In ...
My daughter, Megan, and her husband, Brian, were remodeling a bathroom and discovered a potential problem. Their previous plumber had tried to sell them on items they didn’t need, so I encouraged Megan to call AB May. Megan later shared that the AB May serviceman cared enough to look out for their interest. Rather than sell them on tearing out ...
AB May, a home service company in Kansas City, won the Global Healthy Workplace Award in Bergamo, Italy, last fall. This international award is for organizations that have well-being at the center of their culture. AB May has many great well-being programs, but Glen and Shirley Posladek noted that all the winners of the Global Healthy Workplace Awards deeply care ...
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