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Productivity isn’t a one-size-fits-all concept; it must be measured according to your current stage in life. The spirit of God gives us different gifts, so we can’t all measure productivity in the same way. For example, what counts as productivity for a physics teacher is different from what it means for a school principal. Each […]

The number 840 may not mean much at first glance, but it holds valuable lessons about diligence and consistency. The number itself isn’t what’s important; rather, it could serve for today, as a symbol of how small, consistent efforts add up over time. When you work diligently day after day, your efforts compound, leading to

You could create the sickest mission statement imaginable, and it would mean nothing. There are numerous pie-in-the-sky mission statements that are not achieving anything on the face of the earth due to low or no productivity. A grand mission statement is just that; it does not necessarily produce results or change the world. There is

Your creative juice is useless without structure, discipline, and feedback in the form of mentorship. You must consciously structure your life to maximize your spiritual gifts and creativity. If you approach your spiritual gifts and creativity in a spontaneous manner, the results will be inconsistent and erratic. All you’ll have to show for your gift

If you want to make a lasting impact in the world, understanding how things work is essential. This involves recognizing the importance of submission and cooperation with others. True change often requires us to cooperate with, complement, or submit to someone else’s leadership or expertise. Building relationships with those ahead of you, submitting to the

Stewardship is not merely about managing resources; it’s a profound expression of trust between us and God. When we faithfully steward what God has entrusted to us—our time, talents, and treasures—we demonstrate our trust in His provision and His wisdom. Matthew 25:14-30 tells the Parable of the Talents, where servants were entrusted with their master’s

The Bible tells us in Ecclesiastes 4:9, “Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour.” This highlights the power of collaboration. One person can achieve a lot, but together, we can accomplish much more. Imagine this: one person can chase a thousand, but two can chase ten thousand. By

Jesus commanded us to do the works of Him who sent him while it is still day (John 9:4-5). We do this by ensuring that our daily lives contribute in some way to God’s overall purpose. However, this work of God is not limited to “church” or “nonprofit” activities. Your business can be a vehicle

Blake Mycoskie, the founder of TOMS shoes, embarked on a unique journey that led to the creation of a global movement. After exploring various ventures and even competing on reality TV, he took a “sabbatical” in Argentina to learn polo. There, he encountered a woman delivering shoes to impoverished children, which deeply impacted him. Witnessing

Ten people working on the same vision and mission would express it in ten distinct ways. Each person brings their unique skills and knowledge to the table. This diversity shapes the mission in distinct ways, leading to varied outcomes. Your mission is spiritual, and it comes from a place that is beyond time and space.