SPIRITUAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP - Harrison, Bill; Harrison, Mary
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Having enjoyed successful careers in three different industries (manufacturing, construction and commercial real estate) I have learned my talents, skills, experience and God-given gifts can be applied in different ways in many diverse situations. All that was required was a willingness to go wherever God led me and to do whatever he asked me to do. In the process of so doing I learned God had a plan for my life which was more challenging than my own plan, but also far more exciting and rewarding. My wife Mary's experience has been similar to mine, as she was afforded opportunities to go…mehr

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Having enjoyed successful careers in three different industries (manufacturing, construction and commercial real estate) I have learned my talents, skills, experience and God-given gifts can be applied in different ways in many diverse situations. All that was required was a willingness to go wherever God led me and to do whatever he asked me to do. In the process of so doing I learned God had a plan for my life which was more challenging than my own plan, but also far more exciting and rewarding. My wife Mary's experience has been similar to mine, as she was afforded opportunities to go places and do things which have gone far beyond what she expected for herself. Based on our life experiences as a married couple with dual professional careers, my wife and I developed the concept we call spiritual entrepreneurship. The challenges we faced in fulfilling the requirements of two separate careers without neglecting our family obligations led us to the principles and practices of this concept. Feel free to visit our website at www.spiritual-entrepreneurship.com
Autorenporträt
Bill Harrison worked as a professional bassist in Chicago for four decades. He performed with jazz luminaries Clark Terry, James Moody, Bunky Green, Max Roach, Woody Herman's Thundering Herd, Dizzy Gillespie, and many others. His theatrical credits include Wicked, The Lion King, Always Patsy Cline, The Visit, Bounce, Turn of the Century, and Billy Elliot. Bill's writing has been published in After Hours, Allium, Counseling Today, The Intermezzo, Performink, The Sandpiper, Sledgehammer, Under the Gum Tree, and elsewhere. He has a private psychotherapy practice in Chicago, where he lives with his poet/therapist wife, Nina Corwin, and a naughty Bengal named Jazzy.