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The Five Essential Keys to Small Business Success
These 5 Keys to Success aren’t taught in business school. They aren’t published in Fast Company, Forbes, or Entrepreneur Magazine. They aren’t mentioned by 99.9% of small business experts. But, if you are aware of them, they can be your #1 biggest advantage in achieving success in your small business.
The Latest Guidance From Our Blog…
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Confrontation: Stop Avoiding It!
Last week I went on vacation to the beach with my husband and another couple, who are one of our best friends. Overall, we had a great time; we had perfect weather and it was a great few days of some much needed rest and relaxation, with only one minor incident that left me a… Continue Reading…
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A Theology of Work: A Seminary/MBA Student’s Take on Vocation
This is a guest post written by Will Sorrell, I hope you enjoy it! How often do you think of the Protestant Reformation? Martin Luther? Well, as Christians in business this critical event changed our vocation by breaking down the “secular / sacred divide.” A guy named Gustaf Wingren wrote a book titled Luther on… Continue Reading…
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Welcome Rachel Isbill to the Crossroads Team
Introducing Rachel Isbill! It is with great pleasure I get to introduce you to our newest member of the Crossroads Professional Coaching team, Rachel Isbill. Rachel is part of our marketing team expansion and brings with her experience in strategy, planning, and copywriting. We do so much content writing for our wonderful business clients that… Continue Reading…
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Three Steps To Show Your Employees You Care
Everyone says they care about their employees. It’s great that the accepted norm amongst business leaders is to recognize the value of people and desire a positive work environment for the team. We’ve all said it in some form, “our employees are our most valuable assets” or “our greatest strength is our people.” Smart business… Continue Reading…
