In this blog, I share my time spent working with Harold Taber Jr. on his book, The Art of Mentoring.

Mentorship is based on a trust relationship of a leader passing their experience, wisdom, and the desire to grow a company onto a mentee.

Alexis beckons the readers to, rather than befriend the wealthy and ignore the poor, show love to everyone equally.

This article dips into the foolishness of making our own plans, and the sordid results that come from not giving our plans to the Lord.

The way we conduct ourselves at work is important and carries so much weight.

It takes wisdom to create building blocks for your future. We may have goals and aspirations, but God has the final say.

Each time you face difficulties in your career or life, take it as an opportunity to grow from those troubles and learn from them

We cannot expect that when we make mistakes at the workplace there will be no consequences, and we must always be willing to learn from them

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