THE WAY TO "WELL DONE"

Businesses that practice the second mile principle become market leaders.  Too many companies expect second mile results while only giving first mile effort.  Learn how to practice a second mile mentality in every aspect of the business. 

Jesus loved people so much that He was willing to die for them.  He taught the Golden Rule which reminds businesses and business leaders to "treat others as you would want to be treated."  When a business practice the Golden Rule they find that it is truly golden.

God has priorities.  Jesus told His followers that it does not profit a person to gain the whole world and yet lose their soul.  Companies should have a bigger "why" to their existence than just to make money.  Companies are called to make a difference.

Leaders lead better when they are decisive.  Leaders struggle with healthy boundaries and when to say no.  Learn the art of saying the right "yes's" and you will grow your business and balance your life.  

God owns all things, which includes every business.  CEOs and business leaders are steward leaders and not owners.  When a CEO can make this shift it changes how they feel about the business and how they lead.

The harvest you are reaping today is from the seeds you planted yesterday.  Start today by planting the right seeds in your business to reap the harvest that God has planned for you.

People can often do the impossible when someone believes that it is possible.  Jesus reminded his followers that what seemed impossible with man was possible with God.  Faith-driven leaders should dream big dreams and ask God for help in fulfilling them.

Businesses often only last a short time.  God's vision is for a company to have an eternal impact.  One way to do that is through Kingdom impact ideas that will honor God in their world and the next.  Kingdom companies should become conversion companies.  

Jesus said "seek first the kingdom of God and all of these things will be added to you."  Jesus had an order.  Good leaders also know the order of things and they focus on the most important things first.

When your people get better, your organization will get better.  The first step Jesus made in building the church was calling his followers.  Leaders must pay attention to their team and learn how to build their team to the team's peak capacity.  

Organizations that are built well stand the storms of market changes.  Every business that hopes to stand the test of time will be built on a rock solid foundation.  

Well Done are the words that every person longs to hear.  When a CEO and business owner works to well done they fulfill their capacity by building great product, producing the right results, and developing a lasting legacy.