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April 22, 2015

Repetition—Not Redundancy—Can Be Good for You

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Communication is the crux of all relationships. We live with people whom we love and some we merely stand. No matter the nature of the relationship, we want to make sure we are communicating for the sake of bei...

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April 21, 2015

7 Practices of ANY Organization's Top Performer

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Every ministry or organization has a top performer. One who rises above all others. Other than production, what are the practices of those who consistently excel? Do they have traits we can learn from to im...

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April 16, 2015

7 Common Elements of a Healthy Team

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Leadership

What fosters team spirit? What makes a healthy team? All of us want that. I would even say, especially leaders. Most of us understand that progress toward a vision is more possible if a healthy team is working together. Also...

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March 30, 2015

7 Characteristics of Highly Effective Employees

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Workplace

The difference between a mediocre employee and a high-performing employee is night and day. A mediocre employee fulfills their job responsibilities and chec...

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March 13, 2015

4 Reasons Why It Feels Impossible to Manage Your Time

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Workplace

Time management. Of all the people I know who ever focus on this concept, only a small handful are confident that they’re doing it well. Most of us feel out of control. We feel that our specialty is time mis-management. Why is this so? I believe it’...

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February 9, 2015

The #1 Thing a Boss Can Do for an Employee

Workplace
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Leadership

If I work for you, I expect you to protect me when I’m attacked unfairly and defend me when I am accused unjustly. Your failure to do this means I lose confidence in you and the quality of my work begins to suffer immediately. In most cases, I be...

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January 30, 2015

4 Secrets to Help You Balance Multiple Creative Projects

Workplace

Writer’s block, boredom, hitting a wall—all are terms creative people use when they run out of ideas. One of the best ways to overcome those moments of terror is to work on multiple projects at once. In fact, multiple projects may be the best remedy...

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January 21, 2015

Why Knowing Who You Are Ups Your Likeability (and Hire-ability)

Workplace
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Leadership

This may feel like a strange exercise, but I want you to think about someone you really don’t like. Think about a person you avoid when possible, the person at work that seems to cut your fuse in half. Got them in your mind? Good. Now, I want you...

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January 20, 2015

5 Ways to Be a Christian in the Workplace (and Not Freak Out Human Resources)

Workplace

“If the salt loses its saltiness, it’s good for nothing.” The policy was given to me on my first day. It was part of a page excerpted from the personnel manual labeled “Code of Conduct.” In stern language, the code enumerated things like tardiness,...

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January 6, 2015

7 Breakthrough Questions to Fuel Workday Momentum

Workplace
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Leadership

Chance are you would like some of what every leader would like—momentum. All of us hit both personal and organizational plateaus. And if you’re not careful, you can get stuck there, sometimes for far too long. I’m getting ready to mentor some new l...

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December 8, 2014

The Best Secrets to Taming Your Email Inbox

Workplace

I have said previously that productivity is effectively stewarding your gifts, talents, time, energy, and enthusiasm for the good of others and the glory of God, and to this point I have suggested many different ways of doing that. Our topic for this...

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December 5, 2014

5 Reasons Why Friendship Is Better Than Networking

Workplace

The energy was electric as we walked the streets of Washington D.C., probably walking the same streets as Abraham Lincoln and other legends had walked, with the same sense of anticipation, the same stirring hope of changing the world. Over the pas...

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November 19, 2014

How to Make Your Calendar Work for You ... Not the Other Way Around

Workplace

What Goes on Your Calendar
We need to begin by turning to the controlling principle of organization: a home for everything, and like goes with like. The calendar is the proper home for something, but for what? Let’s talk abo...

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November 14, 2014

14 Urges Leaders Need to Resist Daily

Workplace

If you are like every other leader I know, you have to constantly identify and manage certain areas of your life that threaten to take you down. We all have them. Yes, even that leader who seems focused, tidy, successful and super spiritual. These...

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November 7, 2014

2 Secrets to Blurring the Line Between Work and Ministry

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Ministry

Barna Group recently reported (February 2014) that three-quarters of U.S. adults (75 percent) say they are looking for ways to live a more meaningful life. Whether female or male, in ministry or in secular work, people crave meaning in their lives....

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Workplace Articles

Repetition—Not Redundancy—Can Be Good for You

7 Practices of ANY Organization's Top Performer

7 Common Elements of a Healthy Team

7 Characteristics of Highly Effective Employees

4 Reasons Why It Feels Impossible to Manage Your Time

The #1 Thing a Boss Can Do for an Employee

4 Secrets to Help You Balance Multiple Creative Projects

Why Knowing Who You Are Ups Your Likeability (and Hire-ability)

5 Ways to Be a Christian in the Workplace (and Not Freak Out Human Resources)

7 Breakthrough Questions to Fuel Workday Momentum

The Best Secrets to Taming Your Email Inbox

5 Reasons Why Friendship Is Better Than Networking

How to Make Your Calendar Work for You ... Not the Other Way Around

What Goes on Your Calendar

14 Urges Leaders Need to Resist Daily

2 Secrets to Blurring the Line Between Work and Ministry