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According to a Northwestern University study, referenced in the Wall Street Journal, productive employees can raise the productivity of those around them. (The study discovered that those employees who finish tasks quickly also raise the output of slower colleagues by 8%.) In addition, simply sitting next to a high achiever can improve someone’s performance by 3 to 16%! The author ...
At one of our St. Louis events, Lisa Nichols of Technology Partners shared lessons she has learned for the workplace through the parenting of her daughter, Allie. One important lesson is this: what others may perceive as a handicap may actually be a “special gift.” As a young lady with Down’s Syndrome, Allie’s special gift, like many with Down’s Syndrome, ...
The solar eclipse of August 21st created a business opportunity for many enterprising entrepreneurs. Unfortunately, opportunities for some, creates the need for greater discernment for customers. As people scrambled to find eyeglasses that would allow them to watch the eclipse safely, some opportunists began selling fraudulent glasses. Although my wife, Kathy, purchased some eclipse glasses from a trusted local store, ...
Many years ago, Integrity Resource Center launched a concept called “Pastor/Business Forum.” The idea was to get pastors meeting with business leaders to learn about the challenges leaders face in living out their faith in their workplace. Our desire was to help the pastors see the importance of equipping their members for their workplace. One business leader was convinced his ...
For many people the last thing they want to celebrate is their labor. A Gallup poll revealed that 70% of people surveyed are disengaged with their work. Labor Day celebrations are more likely to commemorate the day off than for the value of our work. God created Adam specifically with a purpose to work to God’s glory. In Genesis ...
Years ago, my senior pastor, Tom Nelson, delivered a series on the importance of work to God that led to Tom writing a book called “Work Matters.” This book dramatically changed the direction of Tom’s ministry. Tom has since spoken to many church leaders and seminaries about the theology of work and the importance of pastors equipping the saints for ...
I've never had an opportunity to work for a company that puts their culture and workers first. I’m willing to pay more to fly Southwest because in the end, they cost less: Free bags. Friendly people. Comfortable planes. No charge for making changes. If there’s a problem I believe they will resolve it with excellence. They’ve never had a plane ...
According to “Christianity Today,” on February 7, 1837, Florence Nightingale was barely 17 years old when she believed God called her to future service. She courageously pursued this calling against the wishes of those around her. Her parents were wealthy, and, expected her to marry well and settle down. She turned down an easy life and two suitors’ proposals to ...
During the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico, the Tanzania marathon representative, John Akwhari, fell and suffered serious leg injuries after running only 30 kilometers. The race officials urged him to quit, but he refused. More than an hour after the winner of the race had finished, Akwhari, in tremendous pain, collapsed on the finish line. Later when he was asked ...
According to the Readers Digest, one of the unsung heroes of the Underground Railroad movement, was Levi Coffin. Levi was a Quaker who housed as many as 17 slaves at a time. These slaves were escaping the South and headed for Canada. At great risk to himself, Levi suffered through persecution and death threats to help solve one of the ...
Equipping Others to Do Work Differently
