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— by Alison Griffin
According to Tim Holcomb, the chair of the Department of Entrepreneurship at Miami University the answer is yes. In fact, according to Tim, entrepreneurship is fundamental to a renewed and contemporary conception of the liberal arts. In a recent interview with Allison Griffin, a Forbes Contributor, the two discussed the future of learning and the intersection of higher education, entrepreneurship, and technology.
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Many times, it seems that we reserve our most fervent prayers for our biggest problems that are not easily solved by our human efforts. It’s like prayer is our final go-to problem-solving tool when we are stuck with our backs against the wall.
As an entrepreneur and leader, people expect more from you. To make the difficult decisions, to set the right direction, and lead them to success.
As an entrepreneur, living a total quality life has to start with YOU to have an impact in your business.
“Are you a rich young ruler?” is a question every faith-driven leader must honestly assess if they are to lead an organization with faithful integrity in alignment with Biblical beliefs, principles, and priorities (what I will call business a better way).
With a deep-rooted identity in Christ, we can begin to find joy, inspiration, and meaning in whatever we do.
God wants a relationship with you, so it’s not just about solving problems! And, as you deepen your relationship with God through prayer, it becomes easier and easier to know His will for your life and your life and your entrepreneurship.