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Little things matter! Monday Motivation May 8 As we begin this new week on May 8, 2023, I want to remind you that little things count. Our pastor’s sermon yesterday was a powerful reminder that God can do a lot with a little, using the story of the feeding of the 5000 from the book…

Big businesses accounting methods allow for better decision making Why do big businesses keep growing and small businesses stay small The quality of their data, of course. In the world of business, there is a clear divide between big businesses and small businesses. While big businesses continue to grow and expand, small businesses often struggle…

Don’t squeeze every last drop of productivity from your resources Is being too efficient a bad thing? It’s a question worth pondering. I recently heard a sermon based on Deuteronomy 24:19-21. “When you are harvesting in your field and you overlook a sheaf, do not go back to get it. Leave it for the foreigner,…

If you are a service business with outstanding accounts receivable, it may be time to consider changing the way you do business. When I was very young, customers could order products using the cash-on-delivery (COD) method, where they would pay for the product upon delivery. Imagine a company producing a product, paying the cost of…

Marketing funnels can be intimidating and complicated, but they don’t have to be. In 2022, while vacationing in Sri Lanka, I had an unforgettable encounter with a simple and effective funnel. The story of Kingsley, the Sri Lankan fisherman, offers us invaluable insights on how to simplify our marketing approach. Lesson 1: Be Where Your…