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By Rick Boxx Readers of Monday Manna come from many backgrounds. Some people are high-ranking executives, even CEOs. Most would fit into other classifications: Managers, department heads, salespeople, retail clerks,
By Tony Beckett “Act wisely toward outsiders, making the most of the time.”—Colossians 4:5 (CSB) Men talk easily about many things—work, sports, politics, family, finances. Conversation comes naturally to us.
In the professional world, conflict is part of the journey. Sometimes it involves unfair criticism, other times a misunderstanding, or a harsh word. The temptation to fight back can be
Years ago, the legendary coach of a pro sports team would start the first practice of each new season with a simple gesture. Holding up an object, he would say,
What if I gave you two choices: one million dollars right now, or a single penny that doubles in value every day for 30 days? Which option would you take?
Wisdom is not something that accidentally finds its way into our leadership or our businesses. It doesn’t fall from the sky. Instead, it’s something that is pursued, sought after, and
Business struggles can become overwhelming at times. There are many possible reasons for troubles in a company or organization, so discerning the root problem can be difficult. However, it is
Recently, I observed the anniversary of my open-heart surgery nearly 20 years ago. Thankfully, it went well, and I have not had any significant heart episodes in the years since.
The corporate world is a true jungle; the law of the strongest becomes evident in remarkable ways, with people pressuring others to win and be successful in the eyes of
A generation ago, if you had talked about “the cloud,” no one would have known what you meant. Now it is part of daily life. Every email, every photo, every