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A DEAR friend died on Friday. He was a great, generous, caring man, and he improved many lives.
This got me thinking about the role that funeral leave plays in the business world. Yes, I know that’s a leap, but stay with me here.
HERE’S the honest answer to today’s question: Anywhere and everywhere!
OK, I realize that’s not especially helpful.
With my clients, I tend to distinguish between VALUES and GOALS. Read the rest of this entry »
SINCE I’m letting my Christian worldview be more visible in this blog, I need to expand on this concept of “values-based,” and how it relates to “Christian values” or even “spiritual values.”
My view is that there’s a broad concept of being values-based that may, or may not, be explicitly religious. “Values,” to my thinking, are goals and outlooks which are to a positive benefit of people and society, which many would be attracted to for altruistic reasons.
WE all have companies that we respect for various reasons. Sure, you have products and services you like – but I’m not talking about that. This is about respecting a business because it has a wonderful character.
A common example here in Fort Collins is New Belgium Brewing. They have a fantastic reputation in this community, because of the way they support employees and contribute to making this a great place to live. Read the rest of this entry »
The Values-Based Business 