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A friend in the advertising industry used to hear her colleagues say, “If you aren’t getting sued, you aren’t making enough noise.” President Trump is a good example of someone who seems to flourish in the polls, especially when he is being sued and receiving bad press. As followers of Jesus, we may at times be smeared in the press ...
Recently, I spoke with a young man who started an online business a year ago. After one year he had not sold any products at all! We can develop the best quality product, but if it’s not something the customer needs or desires, you have wasted your time. God is the ultimate Creator who designed each of us and He ...
In 1847, when Esther Howland was 19 years old, one of her father’s business associates gave her a Valentine’s card that had been produced in Europe. Although common in Europe, Valentine’s Day cards were not affordable to most Americans. Esther determined she could improve the quality of the card. On her brother’s next sales trip, Esther gave him a dozen ...
The movie, “The Boys in the Boat” highlights several powerful leadership lessons. This true story spotlights a University of Washington rowing team who surprises the world by competing in the 1936 Olympics. Rowing was a sport that had been dominated by well-resourced Ivy League schools. This team from Washington, however, began with at least one homeless young man. One of ...
In the movie, “The Boys in the Boat,” the University of Washington junior varsity rowing team was struggling. Their coach was perplexed as to why his team was straining to live up to their potential. As the coach pondered each team member’s value to the team, he wondered if some of them needed to be replaced. But the boat maker ...
Deciding whether to close a business is a heart wrenching decision. For followers of Jesus, the key consideration should be God’s will. Travis was leading a business during a significant industry decline. When closing the business seemed the only viable option, Travis surprisingly offered to buy the company personally. Although his decision seemed crazy, God continually affirmed Travis’ decision. ...
Deciding to close a business is a tough decision. One factor that needs evaluation is your financial return on your investment. When you own a business, you deserve to get paid for the time you work and a return on your investment in the business. Jim left his $100,000 a year job and invested $200,000 to start his business. ...
Deciding to close a business is a tough decision. One factor that needs consideration is your talent. When I was twenty-five, I was a CPA and talented at financial management. But in the pursuit of money and becoming an entrepreneur, I launched a used car rental agency. One winter day, with temperatures below zero, few of my cars would start. ...
Deciding to close a business is a tough decision. There are multiple factors that need to be considered. For instance, reflecting on your time, talent, and treasure should shape your decision as well. Today, let’s discuss your time. I’ve counseled home remodelers who could make $30 an hour as a carpenter. But instead, due to common business mistakes, they’re working ...
A challenging decision for any entrepreneur is knowing if, and when, to close a business. One consideration often overlooked is comparing your future opportunities to your current situation. Tim started a technology business that wasn’t meeting original expectations. When Tim considered his talents, resources, and other business opportunities and contrasted them with his current business and its diminished prospects, ...
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