Knowing and doing correctly involves both discernment and a sound, moral character. Actually, there are three options for knowing that precede doing by a decision maker. The Precept Explained There’s a big difference between knowing what’s right and doing what’s right. In fact, the core of what Solomon asked for in First Kings 3.9 was […]
According to Proverbs 2.9, a defensible decision is marked by doing what’s right. In addition, it’s handled in a way that’s fair. As a result, I’m doing what’s expected. The Precept Explained Is it more important to know what’s right, or to do what’s right? Well, it’s hard to do what’s right if I don’t […]
Truly, impactful leaders know what they bring to the table that’s distinctive. And, according to Proverbs 19.8, often that’s expertise in the form of insight. Thus, impactful leaders have focused expertise. What’s Focused Expertise? What are you really good at? And, as a leader, what sets you apart from others? Basically, the answer is often […]
According to Proverbs 10.8, the wise-hearted soak up the precepts. In other words, a wise character is defined by absorbing the fundamentals of wisdom. The wise-hearted soak up the precepts but a poor character leads to failure. Proverbs 10.8 paraphrase Smart or Wise? Is it better to be smart or to be wise? If you […]
Proverbs 7.1-7 speaks of being guided by precepts to build a just character. Then, I enjoy increased discretion. Thus, build character to build discretion. Absorb the precepts! Make them your focus! As such, treat wisdom and insight like family. They’ll keep you out of trouble because they fix simple-mindedness and poor character. Proverbs 7.1-7 paraphrase […]