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In this series we’re addressing some root problems of struggling businesses and how to respond. The second common problem is when the economy, or your industry, is in decline. When you’re experiencing an economic downturn, you can assume that your only response is to persevere. But a proactive response is critical. Managing expenses is important, but downturns can be a ...
Business struggles can become overwhelming at times. There are many possible reasons for troubles in business, so discerning the root problem can be difficult, but necessary. In this series, we’ll address some of the root problems of a struggling business and how to respond. The first is, asking, “Am I being a poor steward?” It’s easy to get greedy or ...
Prior to the Jewish people entering a period of about 400 years with no new written words from God, Daniel was given a vision of what evil was to come. But the Jews had to know God to have the wisdom to resist the evil that was coming, not just know of God. In Daniel 11, an angel shared with ...
When I was young, I remember shopping for school clothes. With five kids needing clothes, my mother often used a “layaway” program. We selected the clothes we liked, then she paid a deposit to hold them. From each paycheck, she made payments until we could take our clothes home. This was a debt-free way to make large purchases, but delayed ...
The United States Office of Personnel Management recently issued a memo to all federal department and agency heads about religious freedom. According to the memo titled "Protecting Religious Expression in the Federal Workplace," federal employees are allowed to display religious items at work and engage in prayer during non-duty hours. They also can discuss their religious beliefs and attempt to persuade ...
According to the Dallas Express, a lawsuit against the software company Workday may establish significant precedent regarding the use of AI for hiring practices. Workday’s AI hiring software called, Hired Score, is reportedly being used by over 11,000 companies and has processed over 1 billion job applications. In his lawsuit, Plaintiff Derek Mobley claims that Workday’s AI software screened ...
Heather and her brothers built a successful online business. Due to their Christian beliefs a hacker hacked their website then publicly gloated. Heather and her family didn’t get justice, but eventually the hacker was sent to prison for another illegal hack. This criminal publicly requested help for his mother as she was going to care for his multiple animals ...
In a Harvard Business Review article titled, “How the Busiest People Find Joy,” the authors discovered that a factor in maximizing our joy is to diversify your activities. Finding areas of passion is important, but research also reveals that there is a risk in having one singular focus. Investing our time in only one passion can create a diminishing return ...
In a Harvard Business Review article titled, “How the Busiest People Find Joy,” the authors discovered that a factor in maximizing our joy is to follow our passions. The author’s research discovered that when we pursue activities that align with what we find personally rewarding, our life satisfaction can soar four times greater than when we’re doing things good or ...
In a Harvard Business Review article titled, “How the Busiest People Find Joy,” the authors discovered that it’s important to avoid passive pursuits to experience higher levels of joy. After a long day at work, many people watch tv, explore social media, or spend time gaming. These activities are passive pursuits. The authors discovered that, on a three-point scale, joy ...
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