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In this series we’re talking about five steps to fruitful networking. The fourth step is to Be Curious. My sociable wife, Kathy, has been a big help to me in this area. She is naturally curious about people and is a master of asking questions to learn more about whomever she meets. She has taught me to find out about ...
The third step to fruitful networking is Being Relational. If you’ve been to very many networking opportunities, you have likely met the people who are more transactional in nature. They are the ones who are slinging cards to anyone who will take one and seizing every opportunity to promote their services. You won’t typically see them quietly talking with someone ...
There’s an old saying that “You only get out of something what you’re willing to put in.” When it comes to networking, there are many groups we can join, but the best fruit typically comes from the second step to fruitful networking; Becoming Involved. Networking groups, Rotary clubs, and other community-minded groups need leadership. Those who are willing to become ...
Recently, a young banker shared with me that he was hired to get involved in the community and network. But he wasn’t sure how. Although others are far better at networking, than I am, I thought this series might be helpful. The first step to remember in networking is Be Targeted. There are many networking groups and opportunities that can ...
A new friend of mine was asked to present at a church marriage event about the topic of sex. He was hesitant, but he and the church leadership team prayerfully worked through the potential pitfalls. Then, someone urged the leadership of the church not to tackle the subject of sex. After additional debate and prayer, leadership decided not to allow ...
Before the pandemic, our employees at UBN typically worked 8:30 to 5:00 with some occasional remote work. Our workplace is far more flexible now. Although most of our staff prefer to work in the office, they have the flexibility to work remotely on some days. Some prefer to begin work at 7:30, while others don’t start work until 9. The ...
In my opinion, one of the biggest complements a small business can receive, is that their culture feels like belonging to a family. Naturally, some families can be dysfunctional, but when times get tough, a family sticks together and helps each other. In 1 Timothy 5:1, The Apostle Paul challenged the leaders of the church with the following directive, “Do ...
Joe is a young man who was looking for a career. I encouraged him to apply at a company I respect, but his online applications went unanswered. Since I believe in Joe’s skills, I asked an owner of this company how best to advise Joe. He generously offered, “Send me his resume.” Joe’s experience was lacking, but because the owner ...
A big surprise many new entrepreneurs experience is their first-year tax bill! For example, a new social media influencer on TikTok receives money from TikTok each month. Many spend that money without considering taxes. What many new entrepreneurs don’t realize is that the money they received throughout the year isn’t really theirs. A significant percent of money earned is owed ...
Jesus was innocent of all charges against him, yet on the original Good Friday, He was whipped, mocked, nailed to a cross and tortured to death. It must have broken Jesus’ heart to realize that most of His disciples scattered in fear, rather than standing with him to the end. Many people who proclaim to be Christians on Sunday also ...
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