This blog is the first in a three-part series on entrepreneurship and the distinct opportunities inherent in creating entrepreneurial organizations. In this first piece, we will explore...
Something deep inside each of us longs to count. We want to matter to the world. We long to make a difference. We get bored, tired, even depressed...
Leaders must master their words as they respond to others – especially when people say and do things which infuriate us, frustrate us, or grieve us. People are...
The predominant note of the New Testament is not political freedom but freedom in Christ from bondage to sin, the Law, Satan, the old man, and death. It...
When Rod Sudbeck’s surfboard business jumped from making one board to fifty boards to nearly five hundred, he knew he had an opportunity to use his business assets...
There is a universal thirst for freedom. Throughout history, people of all cultures have sought it. Some people define freedom as being free from external values and restraints....
Throughout human history, people of all cultures have sought freedom. Some have emphasized inner spiritual or emotional freedom, and others freedom from external restraints, such as slavery or...
Human beings need freedom to flourish. We need an environment that provides us the freedom to pursue our callings, thrive in our work, and that reflects the inherent...
The concept of alienation was important to Karl Marx. As he defined it, workers were alienated from the product of their labors. Today alienation has a broader meaning,...
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