What Is Your ‘Go-To’ Strategy

By Dan Britton I have enjoyed many sports, but my favourite has been lacrosse, as participant and spectator. This sport has also taught me about life. For example: using the “go-to move.” When the outcome of a lacrosse game was on the line and our team needed a goal,...

What Is The Heartbeat Of Your Mission?

By Robert J. Tamasy Over the years I have worked with several companies and organisations in a variety of roles. Most of them have had clearly stated missions. Some even printed and displayed their mission statements at strategic spots around their facilities to serve...

The Importance Of Serving Others

By Jim Mathis When I was planning to start my own business years ago, I began looking for ways I could serve people. I was particularly interested in finding an opportunity where outstanding customer service would be welcomed and rewarded. The result was Mathis Photo,...

Finding Encouragement In Discouraging Times

By Rick Boxx Being an optimist by nature, troubles must stack up very high before I begin to feel discouraged. Usually, I can find a bright side to any dark time. However, I had one of those weeks recently when my optimism was no match for the daunting challenges I...

A Working Career – Time For Many Relationships

By Robert J. Tamasy Work. Some people love it and can’t get enough of it. Many of those might qualify as workaholics. For others, work is a necessary evil, a means for putting food on the table, putting a roof over our heads, and providing clothing to wear, paying...

To Arrive Safely, It Is Wise To Stay In The Boat

By Austin Pryor Even in the so-called secular business and professional world, the Bible has much to teach us. For instance, Matthew 14 recounts a time Jesus walked on water while His disciples were in a storm-tossed boat. One of them, Peter, ever the enthusiast,...