Leadership by the Good Book Ch 21

Faith demonstrated through consistent actions and decisions aligned with one's beliefs, especially in difficult situations.

Keeping promises, agreements, and respecting one's word, especially in a business context, even when it's challenging or implies a financial loss.

Prioritizing fulfilling customer requirements and expectations in all business interactions, no matter the size of the company or situation.

Fundamental principles and beliefs that guide decision-making, behavior, and consistent performance in a company, such as ethical business practices.

Learning from mistakes, accepting setbacks, and consistently striving to do better and resolve challenges appropriately, even in a situation that may imply loss.

Relinquishing certain contract provisions to accommodate a vendor's need for more time.

Strong vendor-client connection important in business dealings.

Business deal benefiting both parties.

Core principles guiding business dealings.

Thorough investigation/research to ensure sound financial decisions.

Biblical figures who refused to compromise faith despite threats.

People who remain steadfast in their beliefs.

Fundamental beliefs or moral values.

Jesus’s act of forgiving his crucifiers.

Jesus continued serving others by offering hope and assurance of peace, words of comfort, even in the face of death.