Category: Church Revitalization
Promoting Self-Improvement Produces Effectiveness
In a recent advertisement on television, employees are sharing the benefits of working for this particular company. One young lady says, “They’re gonna pay for me to go to school
Is Value Attribution Holding You Back?
Violin virtuoso Joshua Bell performed an experiment for the Washington Post a few years back. Joshua Bell, masterfully plays a Stratovarius built in 1713. The Stratovarius is known as the
5 Keys to a Successful Thanksgiving & Business
Thanksgiving week is here. Frantic shopping, cooking, and house cleaning abound. For most, this is a happy time with family. For others, it carries a sadness with it. Thanksgiving around
Treat A Man as if He Were What He Could Be
“Treat a man as he appears to be, and you make him worse. But treat a man as if he were what he potentially could be, and you make him
Creativity and Value of Input
The story is told that Henry Ford once procured an efficiency professional to examine the operation of his company. While this expert’s report was largely positive, he did express reservations
Ability Can Take You to The Top, But Not Keep You There
“Ability can take you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there.” One of many great quotes from perhaps the biggest sales and motivational speaker for over
Effective Leaders Inspire Confidence
John F. Kennedy inspired a nation and the leaders of a space program to put a man on the moon in less than ten years. “Ask not what your country
A Cookie Recipe for Success
In 1969, Oakland A’s owner Charles Finley introduced to major league baseball, “ball girls” – young girls who would sit in foul territory to retrieve baseballs grounded foul by batters
Triple Filter Test Before Speaking
The great Greek philosopher, Socrates is credited with introducing the Triple Filter Test. One version of the story is, a man, possibly a disciple of Socrates, came to the philosopher
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