• Motives in the work place 

  • Are building His kingdom including strong and valiant families.
  • Are honest in your dealings with your fellowmen and using your God-given talents in their service; 
  • and if you are filling your life with good works, that positively impact your community and world.

Beware of Pride- care whether your wages meet your needs, not that you make more then others.

Always be a grade A company-

Grade
Primary Motivation
Secondary Motivation
A
 Love of God and fellowmen  ©
Income  $
B
 Money  $
Love of fellowmen ©
C
 Love of money  $
Indifferent to clients or customers
D
 Filthy Lucre   $
Harmful to clients and customers

 Questions to ask in the workforce
  • Do you give an honest day’s work for your pay?
  • Are you loyal to your employer?
  • Are you honest with the customers?
  • Are your products and service of the highest quality? 
  • Do you charge fair prices?
  • Are you concerned for the welfare of your employees? 

Sheri Dew True blue threw and threw
1. Decide today, once and for all, that you will be worthy of trust
2. Have faith that the Lord can and will help you, and then diligently seek His help.
3. Make covenants and keep them. 
4. Stand up for what you believe
5. Expect your integrity to be challenged.
6. Don’t give up.
7. Covenant–or perhaps I should say, renew your covenant–with our Father and His Son to do what you came here to do. 

Frank Levinson's Top 10 Things You Must Have to Start a Business. These include:
1) Spending everything on a good team and equipment
2) Letting people know the company is in business
3) Raising limited capital
4) Taking stock of a company and determining its needs
5) Being open to opportunities
6) Having a supportive family
7) Targeting mass markets, not just niche markets
8) Having confidence in new ideas
9) Acquiring and selling to real customers
10) Choosing a great partner

Jim Ritchie The formula for success
1) Get up early    2) work hard  3) Get your education 4) Find oil (Every successful person discovers  there oil, product, idea, or service where it applies talent or skill set so becomes oil of success) 5) Make your mark 6) Prepare to serve and give back

Ken Zolot who cares? Makes sure your product is something people need. 
Find loyal employees that are honest its more important than being smart.  Treat people with respect & kindness.

It matters in business and  the workforce what kind of person I am.  Do I keep promises, am I honest, do I work hard, do I have Integrity?   What is my charactor, it matters to work on myself & become better.  


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