One of the best statements that needs to be applied in your life.
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One of the best statements that needs to be applied in your life.
Practice humility.
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Founder & Evangelist | The Gospel by All Means Possible | Equipping Believers Globally | Cross-Cultural Ministry Leader
Leadership, Integrity, and True Values in the Modern Marketplace In my recent exploration of Judges 17 and 18, I saw a compelling parallel between the ancient and modern worlds. Micah, seeking personal benefit, created idols and appointed a Levite as a personal priest, echoing how we sometimes compromise values for convenience (Exodus 20:3-5). Similarly, the tribe of Dan abandoned their rightful inheritance in pursuit of immediate gains, teaching us the pitfalls of chasing short-term success at the expense of long-term integrity (Proverbs 14:12). These narratives remind us to avoid self-centered goals and instead strive for authenticity and alignment with our core values, reflecting the call to worship God "in spirit and truth" (John 4:23-24). The Levite’s story illustrates the danger of compromising integrity for security and acceptance. True leadership is about serving with honesty and commitment, inspiring trust and respect (1 Peter 5:2-3). As professionals, we must be wary of seeking popularity over substance, much like those warned in 2 Timothy 4:3-4, who turn from sound doctrine to suit their desires. Upholding integrity requires a focus on ethical growth and sustainable practices, ensuring our decisions reflect long-term responsibility rather than quick wins (Romans 12:1-2). This approach not only aligns with biblical principles but also builds a foundation of trust and credibility in the marketplace. In today’s world, full of distractions and quick fixes, embracing true values over gimmicks is crucial. We are called to be a light in our industries, reflecting integrity and truth in all we do (Matthew 5:14-16). How can you ensure your work aligns with your core values? By focusing on authentic relationships and a commitment to excellence, we can be beacons of positive change, fulfilling our roles as ambassadors of Christ in the workplace (2 Corinthians 5:20). Join the conversation and share your thoughts on maintaining integrity and authentic leadership in today’s business environment. #Leadership #Integrity #AuthenticLeadership #TrueValues #MarketplaceMinistry #BusinessEthics #LongTermImpact #Excellence #FaithInAction
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Respect is the core value and clear condition for peace. Respect means sincere attention for each and all, all…….ways. Respect means the acceptance of differences between people too. Respect also means the deep realization that the focus on differences is based on prejudices and is in all cases non-functional. Respect also means the belief that the focus on similarities and harmony is much more functional for an ambitious, dignified, peaceful, sustainable society. Respect is directly expressed in unbiased perception. Let the others have their worth. Focus on the value and beauty of differences. On the importance of uniqueness of all individual participants for the beauty of living together. TAD means respect for and included in Togetherness, Ambition and Dignity. For a wonderful world. Signs of Respect are like connecting links in society, micro and macro. Every time you give a Sign of Respect, you power the cohesion of society. A small Sign of Respect, given from deep belief, is like a ripple in the ocean. It becomes a wave, naturally. All small Signs of Respect are great contributions to a better world. Respect according to Abraham Lincoln 'Once you lose the trust of your fellow citizens, you cannot regain their respect and appreciation' Respect according to Benito Juárez 'Respect for the rights of others means peace' Respect according to Nelson Mandela 'My respect for human beings is not based on the color of man's skin nor authority he may wield, but purely on merit' Respect according to Rebounce Philosophy 'Respect gives dignity eternal value' Add your Signs of respect and if you want to support other people, show them in your comment! Together we can use the Code of Respect, to open the Universe of Joy!! Start every day with two Impaction Goals. One for the day, one for life. One for ME, one for WE. Make Being and Acting one energy. Glow, flow, grow, go and show the world your beautiful You! Open up and show your unique Being, your Heart; live TAD. Spread TAD. Be that proud TADDY. The miracle will reward you with the most valuable gift of life; fulfillment. #read2lead #greatread #leaders #readinglist #inspiration #impact #boardroomcoaching #rebounceworld #management #mustread #businessforgood #strategy #marketing #branding #inspireothers #leiderschap #leadership #connection #bond #personaldevelopment #dignity #respect #empathy #whatinspiresme
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"Can we stop talking and focus?" Not exactly the words you'd expect to pave the way for a lasting friendship, right? Yet, this blunt comment to Saqib Salman at 1 AM during our first week of Washington University in St. Louis - Olin Business School did just that. We often reminisce about that night with a laugh, recognizing how unusual it was to demand such discipline from almost strangers. Yet, it was this moment of friction that crystallized our shared ambitions: to dive deep into learning, to grow beyond our limits, and to extract every ounce of value from our business school journey. From that point on, Saqib and I didn't just align our goals; we forged a friendship that's as strong today as it was in those early, sleep-deprived days. That incident taught us a vital lesson about the power of setting clear expectations early on. It not only brought our core group closer but also propelled us to excel and even to win a class competition, turning our collective aspirations into tangible successes. Reflecting on this journey, it's clear: mutual respect, often born from moments of honest conflict, lays the groundwork for the most enduring relationships. Our story is a testament to the idea that the seeds of respect can sprout from the most unexpected encounters. "Mutual respect is the first requirement for a lasting friendship." - Sidney Sheldon #Leadership #GrowthMindset #MutualRespect #BusinessSchoolLife
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Lessons from Korach’s Rebellion: Insights for Our Lives and Leadership As I reflect on the story of Korach's rebellion against Moses, I'm struck by the profound life lessons it offers us. Korach, driven by pride and jealousy, challenged the leadership of Moses and Aaron. His tragic end serves as a powerful reminder of the values we should uphold. Embracing Humility: Korach's downfall highlights the dangers of arrogance. True leadership is about humility and serving others. It's about lifting up those around us rather than seeking to elevate ourselves. Appreciating Every Role: Korach’s story teaches us the importance of valuing each person's unique contribution. In our teams and communities, every role matters. Recognizing and appreciating the efforts of others creates a more harmonious and productive environment. Resolving Conflicts Constructively: The destructive outcome of Korach’s rebellion underscores the need for open and constructive communication. Addressing conflicts early and with empathy can prevent escalation and foster a more cooperative atmosphere. Taking Responsibility: The story reminds us that our actions have consequences. Being accountable for our decisions builds trust and integrity, both in our personal and professional lives. Reflecting on these lessons, I’m inspired to be more humble, appreciative, communicative, and responsible in all aspects of life. How do you incorporate these values into your daily life? Let’s share our experiences and grow together. #Leadership #Humility #Community #PersonalGrowth #LifeLessons
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Is this your first time listening to Verbal Vortexes? Welcome to Verbal Vortexes, a journey through the swirling waters of meaning and misunderstanding. Join me as we dive deep into the world of leadership, exploring the intersection of brains, behaviors, and beliefs. Whether you're a current CEO or aspiring to become one, I aim to help you develop your emotional cadence as a leader. Embrace the quest for knowledge and understanding—of yourself, your team, and the complex dynamics of human interaction—as we navigate the ever-changing currents of the business world. #LeadershipDevelopment https://lnkd.in/dB27icd8
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