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What Ethical Entrepreneurs and Jobseekers Can Learn from Successful Bankrobbers
But what if you could turn the outrageousness of the bankrobbing strategies into a catalyst for absolutely ethical client-building or job-finding strategies? Here’s one set of tips you could discover with quick brainstorming questions. Continue reading
Spirit, Money, and Relationships: Guest Post by Kim Leatherdale
Economic problems cause major stress (I hear you saying “no duh!”) Job loss, cut in pay, cut in hours, or failure at a business can put pressure on a people. Financial stress mars the spirit and makes even the healthiest … Continue reading
The Career and Money Visionary You Were Born to Be
After 20 years of studying how people either block or shape visions for work and life, I’ve concluded that 1) the potential to be visionary is in all of us, though visionary potentials like instincts, imagination and intuition are more … Continue reading
Is Love Truly All We Need for Great Work and Money Dealings?
In a week where the news was dominated by yet another terrorist attempt and by a study showing widespread employee unhappiness, it was a treat to discover a world-wide sing-out of John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s “All You Need is … Continue reading
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When Making A Decision Consider All Costs: By Guest Blogger Kimberly Weichel
Every decision has a cost, which is usually more than just the published cost of an item or service. Sometimes, while trying to save money in the short run, we actually spend more in the long run. Sometimes, “free” things … Continue reading
Creating a Culture of Integrity for Work and Money
If all the expensive fallout from corporate, political or other shenanigans could be traced to a few greedy rotten apples, then it should be easy for all us good, non-greedy apples to toss out the rest. But greed is just … Continue reading
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“Julie and Julia” — Great Role Models for Joyous Work
Probably the most under-rated spiritual value is joy. Maybe that’s what Jesus implied when he said that to enter the kingdom of heaven, we need to become again like little kids — especially if we’ve become too accustomed to dry, … Continue reading
From Overspending or Tightwad Habits to Wise and Satisfying Financial Management
A guest post by Dr. Nancy Irwin A Wharton School of Business that finds “tightwads” and “spendthrifts” tend to attract one another, even though they both consciously felt they’d be more comfortable with mates of similar spending habits. So much … Continue reading
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Tao (the Way) not Dow (the Jones numbers) for Financial Serenity
Tao. Dow. Both are pronounced “dow,” but here the similarity ends. “Tao” means the way, path or guiding principle for working with faith, integrity and meaning in a mysterious universe. The concept of way, path or guiding principle is central … Continue reading
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Tagged Add new tag, Bill Moyers, Dow TAO, economy, healthcare, integrity, Jon Stewart, money, Pat McHenry Sullivan, spirit, Wendell Potter, whistleblower, wisdom
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Quick Spiritual Makeover for Dreadful Jobs (or Lack Thereof)
With spirit, you can make over any stressful task into one that’s less stressful and more likely to lead to satisfying results or yourself and others. Continue reading
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Tagged affirmative prayer, finances, financial problems, money, Pat McHenry Sullivan, spirit, wisdom, work
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