Fri, 25 December 2015
Born into a godly and loving home, Dr. Pete grew up in church and gave his life to Christ at a young age. But while he loved the Lord and deeply desired to serve Him, throughout his formative years he realized that something important was missing from his relationship with Christ. “I did all the things that Christians do to cultivate intimacy with God,” he recalls. “I prayed and read my Bible regularly, I was involved in my church, and to the best of my ability I shared my faith with others. But there was still a void in my closeness to God that I couldn’t quite put my finger on.” |
Sat, 19 December 2015
The Reverend Michael Dowd is an evolutionary theologian, bestselling author, and evangelist for Big History and an honorable relationship to the future. His 2009 book, Thank God for Evolution, was endorsed by 6 Nobel Prize-winning scientists, noted skeptics, and by religious leaders across the spectrum. His work has been featured in The NY Times, LA Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Newsweek, Discover, Wired, Skeptic, and on CBC, CNN, ABC News, and Fox News. |
Sun, 13 December 2015
De’Andre Salter is a dynamic visionary who possesses an insightful awareness of what people need to be empowered for spiritual and natural success. As Senior Pastor of The Tabernacle Church in South Plainfield, NJ, and the CEO of Professional Risk Solutions and other business ventures, he models how believers can use all of their abilities to prosper and expand the Kingdom of God. Under his leadership, The Tabernacle Church has grown very quickly. At the same time, his business has become one of the largest specialty insurance brokerages in the country, claiming some of the country’s most influential personalities and firms as clients. It is this duality, that has allowed Pastor D, as he is affectionately known at The Tabernacle Church, to serve faithfully in ministry without a salary. |
Sat, 5 December 2015
Jeff Barnes is a US Navy Veteran, and former Risk Manager for a Fortune 100 company. Jeff is currently the CEO of Self Directed Company, a financial and retirement education and consulting firm. His mission is to create a generation of financially independent individuals empowered to live a purpose-fulfilled life. He is an author, speaker, coach, and consultant. |
Fri, 27 November 2015
Tren Griffin is a Senior Director at Microsoft, doing strategy, competitive analysis and business development, with a focus on software platforms and business models. He creates and helps execute "go to market" plans, working closely with the engineering and marketing teams. Before that, he was a partner at Eagle River, a private equity firm controlled by Craig McCaw with investments in software, communications and other technology industries including Nextel, Nextel Partners and many start-up firms. During some of this time served as an officer of portfolio companies XO Communications (VP Strategy) and Teledesic (VP Business Development). |
Fri, 20 November 2015
Patrick Wood is a leading and critical expert on Sustainable Development, Green Economy, Agenda 21, 2030 Agenda and historic Technocracy. |
Sat, 14 November 2015
Tyron Barrington is author of "The Lord is My Agent...And, He ONLY Takes 10%" and is a former top model agent who has worked with some of the world’s leading stars in fashion and entertainment, including MATTHEW FOX of ABC TV series “LOST”, TYSON BECKFORD, KIMORA LEE SIMMONS, CARRIE OTIS, NICOLE MURPHY, ASHLEY GREENE, LAUREN CONRAD, DJ TONY (Ellen De Generes show), and has been featured on news programs such as ABC “NIGHTLINE”. Key Takeaways: |
Wed, 1 July 2015
Dennis Miller is the author of Retirement Reboot and talks to Jason on his research on retirees and investing. Dennis surveyed Casey Research readers about what they thought the real inflation number was and over 3,000 people responded to the survey. Jason and Dennis both agree that there's no such thing as 'sit it and forget it' investments and you must become an active money manager in order to survive the coming years.
Key Takeaways: [1:40] Many people are approaching their golden years with not enough capital. [4:45] Jason introduces Dennis Miller. [7:30] Dennis used to be a passive saver, now he is an active money manager. [9:35] People who have done the right thing all of their life are getting burned. [10:45] Dennis surveyed his subscribers and asked what was the 'true' inflation number. [12:00] What can people do? [15:15] Investing in metals is a defensive strategy, not an offensive strategy. [22:35] Gold will hold its value. [25:45] There is no such thing as a 'set it and forget it' investment. [33:00] Baby Boomers aren't in debt, they've been savers most of their lives and will eventually get hurt in an inflationary environment.
Mentioned In This Episode: Millersmoney.com
Millersmoney.com/FreeBook |
Wed, 24 June 2015
Dr. Jerome Corsi is a Senior Staff Reporter for World Net Daily where he works as an investigative reporter. Jerome is also a New York Times bestseller of the book entitled Unfit for Command. Jason and Jerome have a quick conversation about the national debt and how Obama plans to pay for it by using citizen's 401k and IRAs. Jason then interviews Phil from Dallas and answers some of his real estate investment questions.
Key Takeaways: [4:30] What are Jerome's thoughts on the potential power grab of our 401ks? [7:00] How would the government be able to take people's 401ks? [10:05] How can people protect themselves from this? Be sure to diversify. [10:45] Jason introduces Phil to the show. [15:40] Jason shares his personal story on how he got into real estate investing. [22:30] It's so easy to start a business these days. Jason recommends two books to read. [27:10] Spend your money as much as possible on things that create wealth. [28:40] It takes roughly $20,000 or so to buy your first property. [33:45] Phil and Jason talk about Bitcoin.
Mentioned In This Episode: The $100 Startup by Chris Guillebeau
The Lean Startup by Eric Ries |
Wed, 17 June 2015
Dr. Pete Sulack is the founder and majority owner of one of the largest clinics in North America, Exodus Chiropractic International. His office has seen more than 1,000,000 patient visits over the last 13 years. Pete is also an UN ambassador and the author of The Joseph Blessing: Change the World with Your God-Given Dream. Pete talks to Jason on embracing your weaknesses, having faith in God, and overcoming anxiety.
Key Takeaways: [1:55] Pete is an ambassador for the UN and explains what he does for them. [4:10] You can say that part of the Bible is an excellent finance guide. [5:50] Pete explains what he means by fighting spiritual battles with earthly armor. [7:50] You will have more freedom when you embrace what you're weak at. [8:55] Shouldn't we have a certain level of confidence and ego? Why is that bad? [12:30] Embrace your weaknesses and you'll find people who are strong where you are weak. [14:30] Pete sees a lot of worry and anxiety in his patients. Have faith in God and he'll give you a sound mind.
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Wed, 10 June 2015
After James Altucher lost millions in the stock market, he decided to learn everything he could about trading and the Wall Street industry. He became a professional trader and then left the business for good after he realized it was 'all a big scam'. James shares some of his personal stories as a fund manager, what he does for investing today, and much more on today's episode.
Key Takeaways: [4:35] James shares a bit of his life story. [6:35] Wall Street is a scam and only three types of people really make money on Wall Street. [9:45] James invests in micro caps in the stock market. [12:23] Why do people still bother investing in Wall Street? James shares some of his personal stories. [16:20] Jason read an article about how the average hedge fund investor doesn't make any money. [22:58] Why don't more Wall Street crooks and criminals go to jail? [30:30] James does intensive due diligence before he invests in a company. [35:40] James shares his thoughts about the economy and the future.
Mentioned In This Episode:
@JAltucher |
Wed, 3 June 2015
Introduction: Jason welcomes Robert Greene to the show to talk on the subject of mastery and how to obtain it. Robert Greene is the author of the New York Times bestseller The 48 Laws of Power. He has written many books including The Art of Seduction, The 50th Law, and his latest book, Mastery. Jason and Robert discuss manipulation, seduction, and how the rapper 50 Cent is a true rag to riches story.
Key Takeaways: [4:45] What is Mastery? It's the ultimate form of power. [7:00] Robert lays out four steps in his Mastery book. He explains what those steps are. [10:15] There are no shorts to mastery. Discovering your life path takes time. [12:45] Robert talks about Leonardo da Vinci and his work ethic. [18:45] When you focus yourself outward on people's needs, you lower their defenses, and manipulate them. [20:00] What can 50 Cent teach us about power? He's fearless. [25:00] There are different forms to seduction. There's social, sexual, and political seduction. [28:50] It's hard to apply The Art of War in to a business setting.
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Fri, 29 May 2015
Tom Antion talks to Jason on some of the common seminar scams out there. He talks about the mentality of a sociopath and how they do not have a conscience. The bad apples that run these seminars are more intelligent than the average person and they know the exact tactics, like increasing your credit card limit, to rob you of all your money and get you in debt.
Key Takeaways: [1:50] We need to use God's power and wisdom to protect ourselves from people trying to deceive us. [6:10] Under the Anti-Slapp Motion, companies have to prove what the person is saying isn't true, before they can effectively sue them. [10:30] One of the seminar scams is people signing up to what they think is an application process, but it's really a contract and then they're being charged for it. [15:30] Seminar people test the susceptibility of the crowd and see who they can bring to 'the next level'. [23:35] Do your due diligence on the internet and see someone's track record first. [29:40] $40 million dollars disappeared from a charity and that's only from just one charity. [33:50] Tom talks about this three prong attack approach to internet marketing.
Mentioned In This Episode: SeminarScammers.com ScamBrigade.com
Antion.com |
Wed, 20 May 2015
Scott Shellady is the Senior Vice President of Derivatives for the Trean Group. Scott explains to the audience what a derivative is and why it can benefit you in today's market. He also talks to Jason on his SWAGER acronym, the retirement funds of both Baby Boomers and Gen Xers, the one precenters investing in the stock market, and much more on today's episode.
Key Takeaways: [2:15] When you teach a tenant to be an owner, it will ease your burden of managing them. [4:50] What is a derivative? [11:05] What is the acronym SWAGER? [14:15] What's happening in the art market right now? [23:20] What should Baby Boomers and Gen Xers do with their money? [28:20] We don't want to ignore the inflation problem. People should prepare for inflation.
Mentioned In This Episode:
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Mon, 4 May 2015
Today's lesson is on having a strong philosophy when it comes to investing. Jason explains his ten commandments in front of a live audience. He talks about the importance of not being a sucker, having a strong reality check, remembering there's no such thing as easy money, and much more on today's show.
Key Takeaways: 5:15 – Commandment number three, thou shalt maintain control. Be a direct investor. 11:04 – Do you save for a rainy day? How does that work in an inflationary environment? 20:00 – Gold, silver, and stocks are not even a contest compared to income property. 29:30 – Government spending creates inflation and real estate investors can profit from it. 35:40 – Avoid cheap properties because it attracts cheap tenants. 40:55 – Buy some properties first before you start thinking about registering complex LLCs. 44:10 – Have a long term plan of 5 years, 10 years.
Mentioned In This Episode: JasonHartman.com |
Sat, 25 April 2015
Dr. Kelly McGonigal is a health psychologist and lecturer at Stanford university. Kelly is the author of The Will Power Instinct and on the show, she shares helpful insight on how people can strengthen their will power. Kelly also talks to Jason about addiction, stress, and escapism on today's episode.
Key Takeaways: 2:10 – Today's lesson is about will power. 5:00 – Will power can be trained. 13:35 – People who believe stress isn't harmful had the lowest mortality rates. 18:35 – Feeling a deeper connection to your future self will help increase your will power. 22:25 – Kelly gives her thoughts on escapism.
Mentioned In This Episode: KellyMcGonigal.com |
Wed, 15 April 2015
Ginsberg discusses the bloated administrations of colleges and universities, how athletic programs are self serving, junk food eating, sport-watching programs and how tenure helps keep things balanced. He also talks on how the U.S. has taken on the attributes of a third world country and believes that Americans should be more cynical.
Key Takeaways: [1:00] Lesson - Higher Education [4:19] Introductions [4:45] Are Senators and Congress responsible for Global Warming?: [5:25] A look at student loan debt [6:11] Classic inflation [6:46] Be a cynic [7:04] Incessant lobbying [8:10] Student loans aren’t dischargeable in bankruptcy [8:22] This debt is fraud [9:33] Predatory lending by student loan representatives [10:21] Quality of the education [11:18] No substitute for a good education [12:14] State school tuitions and costs [14:01] Bennett’s - The leading index of cultural indicators [14:40] The Fall of the faculty [15:37] Cutting back on courses [16:05] The villain in higher ed costs [16:58] Junk food eating athletic programs [18:14] Tenure [19:33] What universities do best [20:33] The U.S. Government needs an enemy [21:38] Thoughts on Edward Snowden [22:53] The current state of affairs [23:53] Become a citizen and educate yourself [26:50] Organized groups do get what they want [28:06] A turn for the worse [28:56] Contact Mr. Ginsberg
Mentioned In This Episode: Blackboard William Bennett- The leading index of cultural indicators Ohio State University Arizona State University John Hopkins Political Science Dept. |
Thu, 9 April 2015
Jason Hartman invites Doug Conant, the author of TouchPoints, to the Solomon Success show. Doug served as a CEO and President of the Campbell Soup Company for 10 years and has a lot of interesting insight on how you can be a better leader for your team. Today's lesson is about effective leadership or servant leadership as referred in the Bible. Join us today as we learn about the effective tactics of building a closer and more authentic relationship with your employees.
Key Takeaways: 1:45 – True leadership inspires people to take action on their own accord. 5:35 – What were some of the challenges Doug encountered when he was the CEO of Campbell's? 10:15 – If you can create 3-5 healthy interactions a day, you can change your contribution profile in a major way. 15:40 – Doug shares a negative TouchPoint experience and then shares a positive one. 22:00 – As a leader, you have to have character and confidence trust among your team. 22:58 – Ronald Reagan was an excellent communicator and could instill trust on a mass scale. 26:15 – How did Ronald Reagan do this? 29:30 – Final thoughts? We can all do better. Do a little better today than you did yesterday.
Mentioned In This Episode: TouchPoints by Doug Conant http://conantleadership.com/ |
Thu, 2 April 2015
For today's Solomon Success lesson, we talk about economic cycles and how it affects our wealth. Jason brings on Harry Dent, a three time guest, to talk about some of the tell-tell signs that an economic disaster is about to hit. Harry Dent talks about demographic patterns, China's ghost cities, Japan's debt problem and aging population, and much more on today's Solomon Success show.
Key Takeaways: 1:00 – Today's lesson is about economic cycles. 5:20 – Every bubble has taken us higher and every crash has taken us lower. 11:05 – When young people can't afford the real estate anymore, the bubble is over. 12:00 – Harry talks about the gold bubble and some of his predictions. 17:10 – The stimulus is getting less and less effective. 25:15 – The Chinese who moved from rural areas to urban areas in China are almost treated like immigrants and not considered citizens. 29:10 – Harry talks about Japan's debt problem. 32:40 – The US is a strong economic group and tends not to fall off a steep cliff as fast as Asia and certain European countries do.
Mentioned In This Episode: www.HarryDent.com The Demographic Cliff by Harry Dent |
Wed, 25 March 2015
For today's special Solomon Success lesson, our host Jason Hartman invites Jeff Desich on to the show to talk about investing your retirement money correctly and wisely. Jeff Desich is the CEO of Equity Trust, a company that has been in business for over 40 years and overseas the life savings of millions of clients. Jeff explains to the audience the difference between the various retirement options Americans can choose from, how Americas want more freedom and flexibility over their savings, and much more on today's episode.
Key Takeaways: 2:20 – Today's lesson is about investing wisely. 5:00 – Jason introduces Jeff Desich to the show. 7:00 – Anybody can do a self-directed IRA. 11:40 – Only 2% of the American market is self-directed, why is that? 15:10 – Wall Street has a great sales force, but they sell such awful products. 18:10 – The real estate industry is a fragmented business, Jason says to embrace this because that's what keeps the big guys out of it. 22:00 – Equity Trust is not a fan of Checkbook Control LLCs. 27:40 – If Equity Trust sees something that's not right with your account, they will give you a call and let you know. They're like your personal compliance department. 31:45 – There's a special offer just for Jason's listeners at https://www.trustetc.com/offer/053
Mentioned In This Episode: https://www.trustetc.com/ https://www.trustetc.com/offer/053 |
Wed, 18 March 2015
In today's discussion, Jason Hartman and Jeremy Josse talk about Jeremy's latest book, Dinosaur Derivatives and Other Trades. Jeremy talks about some of the key lessons you can learn from the Old Testament as well as why financial innovation is not as bad as it might seem. Today's topics mostly focus on economics, the value of money and other possessions, interest, and capitalism.
Key Takeaways: 1:45 – What are dinosaur derivatives? 3:40 – Jeremy talks about Joseph from the Old Testament. 7:40 – Joseph's story shows us what happens if you take risk away from the economy. 14:08 – Corporations are an illegal fiction because they're seen by law as a person when in reality they're not. 19:10 – Jason asks if it's bad to charge interest? Jeremy explains. 23:15 – Do corporations really operate on a capitalist system? 26:30 – Jeremy believes that neither socialism or capitalism is that helpful anymore.
Mentioned In This Episode: www.DinosaurDerivatives.com |
Fri, 13 March 2015
Katherine Albrecht is out with a new book titled I Won't Take the Mark: A Bible Book and Contract for Children. In the book, she teaches children about the Book of Revaluations and talks a little bit more about it on the show. Katherine is also one of the founders of StartPage and StartMail, a private way to browse the internet and to send encrypted emails at the click of a button. She talks to Jason about the importance of teaching your children to say no to the mark of the beast, protecting your privacy, and a lot more on today's episode.
Key Takeaways: 2:00 – Katherine talks a little bit about her projects and what they're about. 8:00 – So many young Christians have no idea about the mark of the beast. 17:10 – Why aren't the Churches talk about the mark of the beast? 22:50 – If a microchip was inject into you, how would you know about it? 28:25 -Katherine shares some of the measures she takes to ensure her life is kept private. 35:20 – Does it handicap you to take to such extreme measures for privacy? Katherine says no.
Mentioned In This Episode: AntiChips.com ChipMeNot.org VirtuePress.com StartPage.com StartMail.com KatherineAlbrecht.com |
Fri, 6 March 2015
Chris Stone appears on the Solomon Success show with Jason Hartman to talk about the faith driven consumer and faithnomics. Chris Stone is the founder of the company Faith Driven Consumer and his team does extensive research and surveys in the Christian market and also help American brands meet Christian needs. On the show, Chris and Jason talk about free speech, Christian movies, and more.
Key Takeaways: 2:00 – There are 41 million adult Christians spending roughly $2 trillion a year. 5:30 – Did Chick-fil-A make the right move? Is their religious stance hurting their business? 10:15 – Is Hollywood profiting off of Christianity? 15:45 – Hollywood has gone from producing for the masses to producing for market segments. 20:10 – Is it wrong to profit off of Christians? 25:40 – Freedom of speech in the US may no longer be free for Christians. 29:25 – There should be an open discussion among people and then have the market place decided whether it's right or wrong.
Mentioned In This Episode: FaithDrivenConsumer.com |
Wed, 18 February 2015
Marc Mero appears on the Solomon Success show and talks to Jason about the importance of God and the value of relationships with your friends and family. Marc was a professional wrestler who lost it all and gained it all back spiritually. He is the founder of the charity organization, Champion of Choices and is also the author of the book, How to be the Happiest Person on the Planet. On today's episode, Marc shares timeless wisdom about God, forgiveness, and living in the present moment.
Key Takeaways: 1:30 – Marc shares a bit of his life story. 3:10 – Our relationships are the most important things in our lives. 4:10 – Marc talks a little bit about Champion of Choices. 7:20 – Happiness comes from giving. 12:10 – There's bad people in all religions and all faiths. 14:15 – How do we live in the moment? 16:35 – Remember, bad company corrupts good character. 18:15 – How do we make someone's day? 19:30 – Get back up through adversity and failures. Do not stay down.
Mentioned In This Episode: How to be the Happiest Person on the Planet by Marc Mero. ThinkPoz.org MarcMero.com |
Wed, 11 February 2015
Michael Dowd is a bestselling author and an Evangelist. Michael's best selling book, Thank God for Evolution, was endorsed by 6 Nobel Prize-winning scientists and by various religious leaders around the world as well. Jason Hartman and Michael sit down to talk about climate change, why evolution is necessary towards a better relationship with God, and more on today's show.
Key Takeaways: 1:20 – Michael has been traveling for 12 years with his wife. 3:00 – Many people first think of evolution as the devil. 6:00 – Michael teaches how you can honor God with everything science has been teaching. 11:30 – Since humans started taking oil and coal out of the ground, there's now a lot of carbon dioxide and methane being released into the air. 15:20 – Jason asks why is all of this bad? 19:00 – Any system that makes it easy for people to destroy our future is a demonic system. 22:00 – After Michael's Tedx talk, many evangelicals realized evolution was a good thing. 24:10 – Michael encourages you to search for The Future is Calling Us to Greatness.
Mentioned In This Episode: The Wealth of Nature by John Michael Greer http://www.amazon.com/Michael-Dowd/e/B001JS2XIO/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1 The Future is Calling Us to Greatness. TheGreatStory.org |
Thu, 5 February 2015
K. Palmer Hartl is the author of The Ten Commandments of Management. In his book, he incorporates biblical references into ten easily-to-follow management principles. Today, Palmer joins Jason on the Solomon Success show to talk about some of the specific commandments inside his book that can help you be a better manager and be more productive.
Key Takeaways: 2:00 – Palmer talks about why he decided to write the book. 5:20 – Ask specific questions during the hiring process to see if they are qualified for your company. 9:50 – People are complicated, so don't beat yourself up if you hire the wrong person. 12:30 – People should manager others as adults, not children. Palmer breaks down what that means in this segment. 16:40 – Are your employees emailing you for permission? 19:10 – Do not try to change someone's behavior – it won't work. 21:45 – Make sure you document everything during the hiring process.
Mentioned In This Episode: The Ten Commandments of Management by K. Palmer Hartl KpalmerHartl.com |
Wed, 28 January 2015
The epitome of success in the fashion and production industries, Tyron Barrington, joins Jason Hartman as the guest for today’s Solomon Success Show. He details the way faith has marked and changed his career path and also discusses the reality of what expressing your beliefs is like in an industry that focuses on the physical and the aesthetic.
Key Takeaways 01.55 – Tyron Barrington explains the motivation for a life-changing move from a very successful career. 05.17 – When you get to the upper levels of the fashion industry, you’re rubbing shoulders with some very important people and brands. 07.04 – God is everywhere – our creative gifts come directly from Him. 11.16 – The fashion industry often seems to be very judgemental, but apparently not about faith. 13.20 – Whether you’ve grown up with faith or it’s relatively new, you can always learn from God. 15.50 – Rather than being ostracized, people of faith in the fashion industry are now given even more opportunity to voice their beliefs and act on them. 18.17 – For more information, head to www.TyronBarrington.com or www.BarringtonMGT.com
Mentioned in this episode The Lord is My Agent And He Only Takes 10% by Tyron Barrington |
Thu, 22 January 2015
Jason Hartman invites Lieutenant General Jerry Boykin onto today’s Solomon Success Show to discuss the various threats facing America’s current economic and social state, as well as to give his opinion on the Obama administration. Having worked in previous administrations, Boykin has a unique perspective on just what the Government is doing right and wrong, and how they can still change the fate of America.
Key Takeaways 02.14 – Lieutenant General Jerry Boykin discusses the economic and foreign threats that could face America in the near future. 04.39 – We need to be as prepared as possible; the events of 9/11 showed us that. 07.21 – Maybe the powers that be need to take a look at the state of the world and reassess their priorities? 08.44 – It’s a difficult position, but we have to look at terrorists’ motivations to try and understand. 12.28 – If someone doesn’t stop and think about the implications, the US economy will fall into ruin. 14.33 – Heading towards a more Marxist standpoint? What does that mean for society?
Mentioned in this episode The Coalition: A Novel by William G. Boykin and Kamal Saleem |
Tue, 20 January 2015
Our faith and our professional success are two of the most important priorities in most people’s lives today. That’s why it’s so important to find a way to reconcile them and find a way of interlinking the two. On today’s Solomon Success Show, Jason Hartman talks about Christianity and business with Santiago Rivera, who gives his opinion on how we can best represent God’s will through our own business strategies.
Key Takeaways 01.15 – Santiago Rivera talks about why there might be one fundamental thing missing in your business plan. 02.15 – If you use the Bible as a foundation for your life, why not also for your business? 04.25 – Prayer is such a valuable way of linking your work life with God and your religious beliefs. 06.55 – A business needs more than just a plan – it needs solid foundations and a structure. 08.45 – What exactly should you be doing to build your business along God’s ideals? 11.03 – Remember – your business is about you and God, nobody else. 14.15 – When everything seems to be going wrong, where do you turn, regardless of what you believe in?
Mentioned in this episode Doing Business God’s Way by Santiago Rivera |
Mon, 19 January 2015
In today’s Solomon Success Show, Jason Hartman speaks to Professor Ted Malloch about the influence of spiritual beliefs and moral virtues on business and corporate leadership in our modern society.
Key Takeaways 01.14 – It’s no longer just about the business you conduct – it’s about how you do it, and the spiritual impact. 05.20 – There is no one-size fits all approach. All companies are different and have different core values. 07.20 – Ted Malloch gives his view on the controversy surrounding Chick-fil-A. What do you think? 10.11 – Faith and virtues are ever-present across so many levels of industry and business. 13.09 – For more information about these issues, head to www.DoingVirtuousBusiness.com
Mentioned in this episode Doing Virtuous Business by Ted Malloch |
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