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You will enjoy this excerpt from Bill Fotsch's book, Partners on the Payroll, and his voice advocating for a better capitalism. What we particularly like about Bill's book are his eight (8) Partnership Principles that frame the ownership mindset everyone in an organization needs for sustainable profits and growth, and how to implement those principles.

Every businessperson can find the courage to hear what Jesus says about how to create the Kingdom of God in his or her enterprise.

About the "E" in DOGE. We take a look at Tim Snyder's insightful observations of 'efficiency' from his latest book On Freedom. Join us.

Eventually, we all exit our business. Here's how to think about exiting in ways that align with values and ethics that make for a good plan.

In the world of metals, gold holds a unique position. It is beautiful, useful, non-corrosive, and rare--a combination of qualities so...

Time to learn what "broligarch" and "broligarchy" mean, and how they negatively impact you, your family, and your American Dream.

We use AI to create an engaging conversation based on a post. This one provides fresh perspectives on our government and shaping our future.

You may assume money buys happiness but what does our experience teach us? This post shows why there's not simple "yes" answer.

Wishing you and yours a wildly successful 2025!

Virtuous capitalism will work because it will harmonize faith and culture in order to genuinely serve the economic common good.

We can step back from wasteful Christmas gifting in favor of items and experiences that provide value. This essay explains why and how.

In this thoughtful mashup, the principles of Better Capitalism are nicely paired with the principles in Stephen Covey's classic 7 Habits.

You were raised to "love what you do," and you know good relationships are mutual. You love your work. Is the love mutual?

Do you think your pursuit of more than you is need harming you? It is! In this Part 2 we continue with how to step back from the self harm.

Suspect your pursuit of more for the sake of more is harming you? You're right. Here's guidance to help you step back from the self harm.