We were taught to focus on profit as the measure of success. The reality is, we know plenty of people who are successful and not satisfied with their lives. Wouldn’t you agree that
as we all know. What we may not all realize, is that serving our purpose can make us wealthy like Walt Disney or impoverished like St. Mother Teresa. Both led full lives.
Profit is a desired outcome of doing business; but is it the
How do we reset our aim to focusing on purpose - what leads to a full life, and greater satisfaction? Aim and shoot for being a super successful spouse, parent, friend, community member and spirit-filled person - and a LEADER.
Your business aim isn’t profit: it’s a full LIFE. And your profits—in all forms—will soar.
Every decision reaches further than we think. While leaders naturally consider clients, teams, and stakeholders in the room, the greatest impact often falls on those who never have a voice. This Weekly Truth explores the second step of principled decision-making: identifying every stakeholder—including your family, your community, and even your own integrity.
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The best solution is worthless if it’s aimed at the wrong problem. Leaders often invest time, money, and energy fixing symptoms while the real issue remains untouched. This Weekly Truth explores why principled decision-making begins by defining the real problem—and why the answer almost always leads back to people, trust, and human dignity.
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