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View Article  Is this about Ethics or it about Wise dealing?

In the Outer has a post about Marketplace Ethics, Part I. I don't think this is about ethics, I think it is about wise dealing.

Customers pay for value received.

If another company can provide the same value that you provide at half the cost then you need to examine your business model and figure out a better way of providing that value.

If a competitor cuts the price ...   more »

View Article  Planning A Successful Small Business Seminar Introduction

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ver the past 10 days I have posted a series of articles that were written for the workbook - Planning a Successful Small Business. Here is a list of the articles and a description of the seminar.

Seminar Content

Serving God's Purposes in Business

Most of all, Succeed in Love

Purpose beyond Profit - Principles for True Success

Commit Your Plans to God - Planning for Success

Conduct ...   more »

View Article  Fireproof for God - True Success in Adversity AND Prosperity

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avid Livingstone came to Africa with a vision to end the slave trade.   He proposed to accomplish his vision by preaching the gospel to the people of Africa and opening the interior of Africa to lawful commerce.

He said to a friend in a letter written in 1865: "I would not consent to go simply as a geographer, but as a missionary, and do geography by the way, ...   more »

View Article  Serve Your People - Staffing for Success

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 contemporary definition of management is "getting things done through people".  For the workers to do the things management wants done, they must be motivated to do those things. The typical way in which management gets things done through people is by exercising its authority over people. The motivation is a "carrot or stick" approach. The carrot is the monetary benefit of employment; the stick is ...   more »

View Article  Source for Eternity - Budgeting for Success

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udgeting. What is it? A fundamental maxim in the discipline of accounting is the principle of Conservatism. This principle states that revenues should be underestimated and expenses overestimated so that the risk of loss will be minimized in the business enterprise. Risk is an ever-present reality in the planning of a successful small business. Entrepreneurs risk their capital investment to produce products and services. Banks risk their money when ...   more »