Community Post: A God Vision for Your Business
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The need for vision is important both in individual lives and in business. Conceptually, we understand why it’s important. That’s why we come up with sometimes inane “vision statements” and “core principles” that really never go beyond the homepage on the company website.
But, according to Sue Miley, the creative genius behind Christian Business Crossroads, a God vision can set a company on a whole new course. Without vision, “then all we really have is a job,” she writes. “And our passion and drive are limited to just making money.”
There are other downsides to operating without God-vision, like limited long-term plans, hiring the wrong people, and never really marketing effectively.
Read her entire post, 10 Reasons You Need a (God) Vision for Your Business.
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