Cash Flow Conundrum
Oct 19, 2015 – Rick Boxx BUSINESS DILEMMA EDITION Editor’s Note: This is the second in a once a month series of “Monday Manna” focusing ...
In Business And Golf, Overcoming Fear Is The Key
Oct 12, 2015 – Jim Langley Before being deployed to Vietnam in late 1966, I was stationed at a U.S. Army base as a training ...
Business Like Chess, Not Checkers
Oct 5, 2015 – Rick Boxx The process of establishing and operating a business used to be simpler. Customers had expectations and businesses responded. Then, ...
Fearing Not In The Face Of Fearful Factors
Sep 28, 2015 –Robert J. Tamasy One of the most common emotions is fear. Psychologists have a term for our reaction to circumstances we perceive ...
The Frustrated Customer
Sep 21, 2015 – John D. Beckett BUSINESS DILEMMA EDITION Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of monthly editions of “Monday Manna” that ...
Balancing ‘Doing’ With ‘Being’
Sep 14, 2015 – Jim Langley In William Shakespeare’s classic literary work, Hamlet, he includes the famous words, “To be, or not to be – that is ...
Customer First – Or Shareholder First?
Sep 7, 2015 – Rick Boxx Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba Group Holding Limited, a pace-setting e-commerce company, and one of the wealthiest business people in ...
The Best Things Always Take Time
Aug 31, 2015 – Robert J. Tamasy It used to be said that “a watched pot never boils,” but with the advances in technology, a ...
Decide What Is Important, Eliminate The Rest
Aug 24, 2015 – Jim Mathis Having pursued professional photography for most of my adult life, there are many things I have enjoyed about it. Among ...
Work, Where Rewards Are Not Enough
Aug 17, 2015 – Robert Tamasy A wise observer of the workplace and the life of business and professional people is Max DePree, a highly successful ...
A Humble Prayer Worth Praying
Aug 10, 2015 – Jim Langley In 2000 I read a powerful little book by Dr. Bruce Wilkinson, The Prayer of Jabez. It has had a ...
The Challenge Of Retaining Customers
Aug 3, 2015 – Rick Boxx An article in the Harvard Business Review stated that on average, businesses lose 50 percent of their customers every five ...
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