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By Rick Boxx
The work world can be filled with stress – deadlines to be met, quotas to be filled, goals to be achieved, profit margins to be maintained. Because of…
By Ken Korkow
Although I enjoyed a successful career in real estate for a number of years, the influence of growing up on a farm has never left me. My family still owns…
By Robert J. Tamasy
Recently I re-read the classic book, Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson, M.D. First published in 1998, this allegory still resonates for many of us…
By Jim Langley
Among the indirect effects of the global COVID-19 pandemic – we might term it “collateral damage” – has been a dramatic increase in people of all…
By Rick Boxx
The global pandemic affected virtually every one of us, and even though the dire warnings have ended, its impact was still being felt many months after…
By Stephen R. Graves
My son's basketball coach used to deliver a simple message: "Do not let high school basketball be the best thing or worst thing that has ever happened…
By Robert J. Tamasy
In the marketplace, we hear terms such as “business leaders,” “corporate executives” and entrepreneurs in referring to people holding positions…
By Jim Mathis
My family has been filled with people who worked for themselves, owning their own businesses. I always knew I wanted to do the same. My general plan was…
By Rick Boxx
Recently, I interviewed Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s Pretzels, about the snares of success. She was an 8th-grade educated, stay-at-home, Amish…
By Robert J. Tamasy
Perhaps more than ever before, businesses face great pressure to establish their “brands.” We hear much about “brand identity” and product recognition,…
By Austin Pryor
Having been an investment advisor for many years, I often hear the question, “What is the number one financial mistake many investors make?” My answer…
By Jim Langley
As an insurance agent, I deal with death more than most. At the height of COVID-19, four of my clients have succumbed to the virus and 12 clients have…
By Robert J. Tamasy
More often than we would like, we hear sad, sometimes scandalous stories of prominent leaders found guilty of moral or ethical wrongdoing. Someone who…
By Rick Boxx
The vision of the organization I direct, Unconventional Business Network, is to see one million business leaders modeling biblical principles in their…
By Robert J. Tamasy
We live in an unusual time. More and more, people seem unwilling to take responsibility for their decisions and actions. For some, it has become a case…
By Stephen R. Graves
Often the most difficult decisions business and professional leaders must make are not between issues that are black and white – obviously right or wrong…
By Robert J. Tamasy
My cooking “skills” are extremely limited. I cook a hotdog, open a can of soup and heat it up, and I can fry or scramble an egg. However, I am blessed…
By Rick Boxx
My wife, Kathy, makes it a habit to stop people wearing a military or police uniform and thank them for their service. Lately, she has begun doing the…

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