I’ve had a couple people say the blogs on “busyness” struck a chord with them. I do appreciate the feedback. One young B4Ter told me, I wish I had more time for prayer and devotions, but I have young kids, I’m starting my business, and I’ve some needy team...
Struggling with a big discussion? Frozen with fear? Discouraged? Anxious? Feeling uselessness? Business struggles, health issues, family pressures, difficulties with co-workers or team member? …the list goes on and on. Whatever the cause of our weariness and...
One great help to working in a B4T business is having a good self-awareness. Learning to acknowledge when we are walking in the spirit and when we are living in the flesh is essential for the Lord receiving the glory and our co-workers being drawn to Him. In addition...
Several teams we mentor are struggling to develop the right DNA in their workplace. The types of people we hire is important, but even more important is our own modeling of life and work. This modeling must be done on all levels, both for expat team members and local...
Want someone to talk to who will actually listen?Want someone to brainstorm ideas with who will actually help?Want someone in your corner who will be your cheerleader, advocate and confidant? Who doesn’t want someone to help them navigate all the tricky moments...
Learning to prioritize is a key to success. One tool that I learned from Charles Shultz, the creator of Charlie Brown is taking these two simple quizzes. Name the five wealthiest people in the world. Name the last five Heisman trophy winners. Name the last five...
There are few closed doors to doing business. The opportunities are as wide as a man's ingenuity, as deep as his character, and as high as his faith in God.
