Live Abundantly! 50 Business Lessons from the Bible - Tabor, Fran
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"It is not how many times you fall. It is how many times you get up that counts." What is the biggest difference between the ones who stay down, and those who, "bloody but undefeated" get up one more time? Faith. Without faith, the first bump in life spells failure. With faith, each setback is an opportunity to regroup, learn deeper, apply new knowledge, try again. Repeat. The Bible is full of stories of what looks like failure really being an essential step to achieve immense success. It is no surprise, a book about faith should be essential reading for anyone needing to learn how to achieve…mehr

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"It is not how many times you fall. It is how many times you get up that counts." What is the biggest difference between the ones who stay down, and those who, "bloody but undefeated" get up one more time? Faith. Without faith, the first bump in life spells failure. With faith, each setback is an opportunity to regroup, learn deeper, apply new knowledge, try again. Repeat. The Bible is full of stories of what looks like failure really being an essential step to achieve immense success. It is no surprise, a book about faith should be essential reading for anyone needing to learn how to achieve the level of faith it takes to get up "one more time" every time life knocks them down. The Bible also teaches the many attitudes necessary to powerfully wage your fight for business survival. This book contains only 50 of the hundreds of examples.
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Fran loves laughter, learning, talking and writing -- sometimes all at the same time. She is often interviewed on podcasts, such as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QLHmYgK9FE, where her part starts at 9:28. Fran Tabor helped found a Mom & Pop Brick & Mortar business in 1978. Its first years it grossed less than $20,000 per year. It has survived divorce, embezzlements, cutthroat competition, uninsured cancer, recessions and rapidly changing technologies. From 2003 onward, it has grossed over a Million per year every year.