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I just returned from 2 weeks in Ethiopia and Kenya. The next several blog entries are observations, learning and Holy Spirit moments from my time there. Calling is the powerful intersection of passion and motivated abilities. It elicits powerful emotions and focuses ...
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I just returned from 2 weeks in Ethiopia and Kenya. The next several blog entries are observations, learning and Holy Spirit moments from my time there. “Servant leadership” is a characterization frequently proclaimed but behavior seldom practiced in organizations with which I ...
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Eugene and Minhee Cho and their three young children are an “average, middle class” family in Seattle. But seeing the impoverished places in Burma, South East Asia, Africa and Central America with their own eyes wrecked them. It wasn’t just the overwhelming ...
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I helped facilitate a retirement seminar this week where several hours were devoted to the subjects of deferred compensation (putting off income to the future because participants don’t need it today) and retirement plan withdrawals (how to distribute accumulated retirement savings in the most ...
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Chick-fil-A restaurant founder S. Truett Cathy poses this provocative question as the title of his book: WEALTH: Is It Worth It? Good question. This is coming from a man who started his first restaurant at age 46, worked behind the counter for ...
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“In the 1970’s, roughly 10% of people in the continent of Africa lived in poverty, defined as earning less than a $1 a day. Today, more than 70% of the African population lives in poverty. This in spite of over a trillion dollars of ...
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