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Act Like A Boss Think Like A Boss By Andrea Mosley

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In times past and even presently, being a boss has negative connotations more than positive. If you ever had a boss then you know exactly what I'm talking about. In today's society being a boss is more about what you have materialistically. That’s a pretty arrogant and shallow perception… I could give a long list of what a boss is not but I’d rather talk about what a boss really is and let you measure where you may be against where you should be. You see a Boss has character. A  Boss  has integrity, he or she does what they say they are going to do when they said they will do it. They Know what is right and they are faithful to what is right even when no one else is around. A  Boss   is humble, approachable, treats people with kindness, and compassion, the way they would want to be treated. A boss also knows when and how to be firm. They build people up and sow into the lives of those around them which is why they tend to have a faithful team. After all sowing and reapin

The Truth About Money by Monique Caradine

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The 4 types of people who will always attract money, no matter what the economy! What do most of us hear when the topic of money comes up in conversation or in the media?  Usually it’s statements like this: “Money is tight…” “I’m broke…” “I gotta count my pennies…” “The ‘sluggish’ economy…” “My money is funny…” “I can’t afford it…” “I’m living paycheck to paycheck…” “Can I get a hook up…” How many of these sound familiar?  Which ones of these have you used recently?  Be honest! Listen, I’m guilty of repeating some of these same phrases as well but no more.  It’s time to put a stop to this kind of language once and for all—especially among brilliant entrepreneurs like you. Don’t get me wrong, I totally understand that unexpected things happen that can cause a temporary lack of funds.  Trust me, I’ve been there. However, prolonged “broke-a$$-ness” among brilliant entrepreneurs is a direct result of two things: 1.) making sub-conscious choices rooted in fear and 2.)

Fear Faceoff By Tiara Wilkinson

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Fear knocked, faith answered; no one was there. This powerful quote continuously inspires me. I often wrestle with fear. I come up with all sorts of reasons of why not to do something. I imagine all of the bad endings, what could go wrong, how I could be embarrassed. But I have learned that this kind of thinking can kill my dreams. If I choose to pay attention to those fears, I won’t begin the work, and nothing will be done. Many of us are standing in front of unlocked doors, but we're afraid to open them because we are imagining our fears standing on the other side. We think that as soon as we open the door, what we fear will smack us in our face and cause us harm. We have already pictured our defeat, so we stand still instead of moving forward. It's funny though. Those times when we decide to face our fears (often because we have no choice), we open up the door and often find nothing there. In fact, instead of what terrorized us, we find courage, we find accomplish