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How religion plays into corporate culture and office politics.

Can a Lone Proprietor Hire Employees?
If you're asking whether a single proprietor can hire staff, the answer is yes, but it's not usual. This post will address this question as well as related topics such as employment law, contracts, freelancers, and limited companies.
By cheap accountant3 years ago in Journal
Cromulent Comparisons
The unacceptable cromulent tactics of manipulative meaningless conversation pieces are the building blocks to unprovoked tension and drama; which could very easily be useful and beneficial to everyone if proper communication was attempted.
By Cadma3 years ago in Journal
A Short Story About Achieving Self-Love With Jesus
Do you struggle with pleasing people? Do you try to be someone you think others want you to be? I’ve been there, done that. I continue to struggle with it to this day. I didn’t always have confidence or love for myself. I was abused, abandoned, and neglected in my childhood, so I didn’t always have the healthiest relationships to teach me self-esteem. I had very low self-worth and was depressed for many years. My very low self-esteem gave me the desire to want to please people.
By Effie Fields3 years ago in Journal
US Dollar De-Dollarization Has Started
The coming decline of the World's reserve currency The American prestige took a major hit after the disaster in Afghanistan.
By Estalontech3 years ago in Journal
Get 3D Close View of the PiXiu Celestial Coming With Fortune: Emblem of Wealth Luck Potential just for this Short Window of Opportunity
The auction orgainsed by Sothebys for the masterpeice will be on website display here at this link for maybe once in a Lifetime for the next 3 days
By Estalontech4 years ago in Journal
Mother Earth's Flower Vs Devil's Lettuce
I was once jealous of my, one day to be, ex-husband after he got his medicinal marijuana card. It was hard for me to fathom being able to walk into a store to purchase marijuana, almost as easily as milk and bread. How easy it has become!
By Jamie LeFebvre 4 years ago in Journal
God Is Our Sovereign Lord, Not Our Puppet Master
God doesn’t sit on his heavenly throne, controlling us the way a master puppeteer controls his puppets. And despite popular misconception God is not the author of struggle, pain and wars, that’s Satan’s territory, but the Lord can use these things to draw us closer to him, he has the power to use something horrible and turn it around.
By Michelle Renee Kidwell4 years ago in Journal
A day trip….to Auschwitz
Ok, so guessing the title might have caught your attention - especially as I lived in Manchester, UK at the time. Lets backtrack a little….
By jonesyinc4 years ago in Journal
Choosing to love
This past Sunday, Pastor said something that resonated with me. He spoke on Matthew 22:36-39, which if you don't know what that is: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself."
By Blu Rayne4 years ago in Journal
Kicked in Ribs
I, coincidentally, am the back-of-the-coffee-shop mystery. I bring thrifted books, sharpies, and sharp eyes. I scribble blackout poetry and sip on iced coffee and listen to James Arthur and pop my fingers again and again. My tote bags are overflowing with straw wrappers, Midliner highlighters, and forgotten stories.
By Macy Lynn Evridge4 years ago in Journal
UN REPORT CITES “SERIOUS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS” IN CHINA
I’ve taken some flak about a certain issue over the past few years. I’ve learned not to let barbs from readers bother me, but put-downs are still a good way to take the temperature of a particular topic.
By David Morton Rintoul4 years ago in Journal
Truly Beautiful
I am still in awe of how God moves in my life. I recently made the decision to rededicate my life to Christ and get baptised again. It was completely random, first time at a new church, didn't know anyone outside of my sister, brother in law, and two friends. I had resigned from my job a few days prior (not by choice), I felt lost and scared. I'm a single mom of 3, how will I provide for my kids? How will we keep our home, what will we do for food? I was dealing with dibilitating anxiety because of it, I couldn't even enjoy my brother in laws birthday at restaraunt without having a full blown anxiety attack on how I was going to pay for it. Jesus isn't a new thing in my life, I grew up learning about him, having a relationship with him. I had people in my life that still prayed for me and my children. But I didn't realize that working for the man that I had been working for had isolated me, I worked so much, I didn't have time for anything else. I wasn't in the Word daily, I took my eyes off Jesus and started focusing more on monetary gain than actually living. It was just another way to put a bandaid over the hurt that I never dealt with. And let me tell you, if you don't deal with it, there will come a point where it will overflow. I had put bandaid, over bandaid on my heart, tried to control everything I could fix it, and if I didn't know how, I would learn how. Until something happened in my life that I couldn't control and everything spiralled. Again. This was not the first time something happened to me that completely rocked my world, and there was nothing that I could physically do about it.
By Blu Rayne4 years ago in Journal