Doing Business God’s Way
by Kenneth Copeland
Most people these days don’t really know what a job is. They think a job is where you work to make a living—something you have to do so you can pay your bills.
Really though, a job is an opportunity to help someone.
The reason you have a job is because someone had a problem that they needed solved. So, by definition, a job is where you work to meet the needs of people.
In times past, more businesspeople understood this. In fact, in the early 1900s, when Andrew Carnegie helped set up interviews of some of the wealthiest and most successful businessmen of his day, they found it was the one trait they all shared. They were all in business to help people, and they knew it.
Today, things are different. Now, a lot of the so-called “rich” are just poor people with money. Except for their bank accounts, they’re no different from the unemployed guy who, instead of looking for a job, sits at home saying, “I’m not working anywhere for that pitiful minimum wage.” They have nothing on their minds but themselves!
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