You cannot grow what you do not take ownership or responsibility over the results. If permission makes the next level possible, ownership makes the next level real. It's taking dominion (i.e. dominating/ruling) over the area God has assigned to you.
Read MoreThink back to a time when an unjust rumor or a skewed perspective threatened your reputation. How much effort and energy did you employ in trying to “set things straight”?
Read MoreHear Lecrae and Ben Washer describe how a partnership created a label and how God works through creativity.
Read MoreJoin New York Times bestselling author, Michael Hyatt, as we talk leadership, planning, and why entrepreneurs are the hope for the future.
Read MoreJessica Kim joined us to talk about her work with IanaCare and how Christian leaders can approach the dual reality of present suffering and pain alongside the joy and hope we have for an eternal future.
Read MoreWhen Adam LaRoche, Golden Glove Winner and Standout for the Chicago WhiteSox decided to retire from professional baseball, his decision seemed like one of the most unexpected moves in sports. But for those who know him, this move aligned perfectly with the integrity of his character…
Read MoreAs a society, we are in the throes of a collective panic attack. Anxiety and loneliness are on the rise, with 77 percent of our population experiencing physical symptoms of stress on a regular basis. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Drawing from her own battle with depression and anxiety, Rebekah Lyons, author and co-founder of Q, will share a pathway to establish four life-giving rhythms that quiet inner chaos and make room for a flourishing life.
Read More“When things get hard, remember God is with you and equips you to work. Remember that He calls you to ‘Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go’ (Joshua 1:9). Remember the joy you feel when you see others realize that their work has dignity because God allows us to be His representatives.” Katie Adkins, founder of Adkins Talent Solutions, shows us how our work is ultimately fueled by our faith and our “why”. Every now and then we need to remind ourselves of the “why” of our work.
Read MoreWhen you think of “mentorship,” what comes to mind? A cookie-cutter idea of what a mentor looks like and does? Something stiff and one dimensional? Hallie Graves, lawyer and director of the Austin chapter of Polished, wants to open our eyes to the different “flavors” of mentors out there, and how we can make our time with them as beneficial as possible. This is an interview done with 4Word.
Read MoreToday features one of our first repeat guests! Vic Ho is the founder of Fivestars—a business with the mission of “transforming transactions into relationships.” He shared a little about what they do, but he also talked about what happened when the start-up hit a rough patch and needed to lay off 50 people. Vic felt compelled to take a different approach, one that was consistent with the company’s values, and in doing so, he set an example for other Faith Driven Entrepreneurs to follow...
Read More“In the early days of the business, we were flying. We were growing, hiring, and making a big splash… It was the Silicon Valley dream and I was one of the few, the proud, the chosen. Pride is a funny and destructive thing. But God in His incredible graciousness dashed me hard against the rocks to break this pride into pieces.”
Read More“One of our four corporate objectives in our $300 million enterprise was ‘To pursue Excellence’. I like that better than ‘Achieve Perfection’, don’t you? It takes the pressure off, but doesn’t let us off the hook. It’s important that we get excellence right, under a biblical banner, so we can execute God’s way.”
Read MoreOne of the best definitions of entrepreneurship is that of Harvard Professor Howard Stevenson (1983): “the pursuit of opportunity beyond the tangible resources that you currently control”. This short yet powerful definition has three components, and each is worth deeper consideration, particularly if you are a follower of Christ.
Read MoreJerry Colangelo is a legend in the world of professional sports, but that isn’t how he wants to be remembered. Instead, Jerry hopes that when people think of him they will say, “He cared.”
Read MoreThis year’s milestones have Anders thinking about thresholds—those places, spaces, and moments where life changes. If we take the time to honor them and make sense of them, they give us perspective on who we are and where we came from, and they offer clues about where we’re going next, whether we’re ready or not.
Read MoreThe Atlantic’s article, ‘Find Your Passion’ Is Awful Advice, discusses how we could end up finding more meaning in our work by not finding and following our passions. Since our passions are developed over time, and not fixed from birth, Luke Roush suggests we intentionally nurture passions rather than find them.
Read MoreHappy Wednesday! Let’s break up the week with a video from RightNow Media which shares a powerful message from a leading entrepreneur. In her book Beginner's Pluck, Liz Forkin Bohannon, founder and CEO of Sseko Designs, shares fourteen principles that can change the way you think about your vocation, dreams, and passions.
Read MoreFear. We all know it. We all face it. Fear is the common struggle of humanity. “Will I be successful?” “Will this job provide for my family?” At one time or another, we have all asked these questions and more. Jon Acuff, popular author, blogger, and motivational speaker, shares what he’s learned about fear.
Read MoreRightNow Media shares the inspiring story of an entrepreneur who used his pain to bless others. Peter and his steel manufacturing plant to provide employment and support for people in his community that need a step up.
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