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By Rick Boxx
The global pandemic affected virtually every one of us, and even though the dire warnings have ended, its impact was still being felt many months after…
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By Stephen R. Graves
My son’s basketball coach used to deliver a simple message: “Do not let high school basketball be the best thing or worst thing that has ever…
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By Robert J. Tamasy
In the marketplace, we hear terms such as “business leaders,” “corporate executives” and entrepreneurs in referring to people holding positions…
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By Jim Mathis
My family has been filled with people who worked for themselves, owning their own businesses. I always knew I wanted to do the same. My general plan was…
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By Rick Boxx
Recently, I interviewed Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s Pretzels, about the snares of success. She was an 8th-grade educated, stay-at-home, Amish…
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By Robert J. Tamasy
Perhaps more than ever before, businesses face great pressure to establish their “brands.” We hear much about “brand identity” and product recognition,…
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By Austin Pryor
Having been an investment advisor for many years, I often hear the question, “What is the number one financial mistake many investors make?” My answer…
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By Jim Langley
As an insurance agent, I deal with death more than most. At the height of COVID-19, four of my clients have succumbed to the virus and 12 clients have…
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By Robert J. Tamasy
More often than we would like, we hear sad, sometimes scandalous stories of prominent leaders found guilty of moral or ethical wrongdoing. Someone who…
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By Rick Boxx
The vision of the organization I direct, Unconventional Business Network, is to see one million business leaders modeling biblical principles in their…
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By Robert J. Tamasy
We live in an unusual time. More and more, people seem unwilling to take responsibility for their decisions and actions. For some, it has become a case…
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By Stephen R. Graves
Often the most difficult decisions business and professional leaders must make are not between issues that are black and white – obviously right or wrong…
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By Robert J. Tamasy
My cooking “skills” are extremely limited. I cook a hotdog, open a can of soup and heat it up, and I can fry or scramble an egg. However, I am blessed…
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By Rick Boxx
My wife, Kathy, makes it a habit to stop people wearing a military or police uniform and thank them for their service. Lately, she has begun doing the…
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By Jim Mathis
Recently I was honored to be asked to speak to a group of businessmen on the subject, “How we do anything is how we do everything.” This idea is closely…
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