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Cite Your Sources: Honesty As An AI Strategy
Drew Dorenfest’s citation advice and Bruce Ashford’s warning about machine-written copy point the same direction: say true things and name where they came from.
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The Business You Steward Versus The One You Serve
Gil Vaisman wants to be useless in his own business. Ameera Virani calls life design a responsibility. Both are describing stewardship.
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Marketing Through Conversations, Not Ads
Kate Hendrickson markets by sitting down with people. For faith-driven founders that is not a tactic – it is the whole point.
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Cash Flow Stewardship For Christian Founders
Meaghan Wall says commingling funds makes you indefensible. Stewardship starts with separated accounts and a cash flow you can actually see.
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Leave The Water Brighter Than You Found It
Jim Hauck’s father gave him a rule he still runs his businesses by: leave the water a brighter place than you came in, or do not do it.
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Do Good Without Waiting For A 501c3
Bruce Ashford: you do not have to be a nonprofit to do good in the world. How a for-profit Christian business builds mission into the model.
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Faith Roar: Scott Curry On The Worst Year
Scott Curry came through the hardest year of his life and says faith gave him the perseverance. On letting faith roar through action, not talk.
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Family First, Business Second: Richard Hickman on Building Without Burning Out
Richard Hickman left a lucrative cybersecurity career to put family first — and built a coaching agency on purpose, systems, and stewardship.
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Don’t Fear the Tools: Owning Your Audience and Stewarding AI Well
Lessons from SEO veteran Adrian Nikolov for anyone building a digital presence for Kingdom work: don’t lead from fear of new tools, make AI serve the mission, and own your community instead of renting it from the platforms.
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Design Your Business on Purpose: Six Lessons for Founders Who Feel Stuck
Busy but not clear? Six business lessons on designing your company on purpose — from auditing your habits and your calendar to why growth can feel unsafe, and the real reason founders under-market themselves.