Even if I’m inexperienced, I best use the factual knowledge I have by thinking deeply. As such, Proverbs 1.4 teaches that deep thoughtfulness offsets inexperience. The Precept Explained Inexperience can be offset. Thus, it doesn’t have to be a fatal condition! Actually, even a highly experienced leader will run into problems he or she has […]
I choose to grow personally, professionally, and spiritually. My intentional choice to grow, over time, improves who I am and increases what I’m capable of accomplishing. Ultimately, my desire for growth is life giving! The Precept Explained: When I find wisdom I find life itself. Additionally, by wisdom I receive goodwill from God Himself! Proverbs […]
One way to become more creative and thus more productive is to live a precept-driven life. Actually, the precepts are the component parts of wisdom itself. In fact, once embedded into my character, wisdom enhances my creativity. The Precept Explained: The Lord used wisdom “in the beginning.” Proverbs 8.22 paraphrase The Precept Applied: In a […]
Wisdom makes a remarkable claim about itself. It says: wisdom produces sustainable abundance! Moreover, that abundance is of ultimate value to a leader because it’s better than material wealth. In fact, the abundance of wisdom brings a leader honor. Also, wisdom produces in a leader good judgment. Wherefore, wisdom produces sustainable abundance. The Precept Explained: […]
What better place for a leader to receive impartial advice than from the universal precepts of wisdom! In fact, strong leadership rests on a just character. Moreover, that just character recognizes impartial advice! Thus, strong leadership rests, in part, on the leader’s ability to identify impartial advice. However, that advice must be coupled with the […]