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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2015 · 18 MIN

SS 61 - Doing Business God's Way with Santiago Rivera

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Our faith and our professional success are two of the most important priorities in most people’s lives today. That’s why it’s so important to find a way to reconcile them and find a way of interlinking the two. On today’s Solomon Success Show, Jason Hartman talks about Christianity and business with Santiago Rivera, who gives his opinion on how we can best represent God’s will through our own business strategies.   Key Takeaways 01.15 – Santiago Rivera talks about why there might be one fundamental thing missing in your business plan. 02.15 – If you use the Bible as a foundation for your life, why not also for your business? 04.25 – Prayer is such a valuable way of linking your work life with God and your religious beliefs. 06.55 – A business needs more than just a plan – it needs solid foundations and a structure. 08.45 – What exactly should you be doing to build your business along God’s ideals? 11.03 – Remember – your business is about you and God, nobody else.  14.15 – When everything seems to be going wrong, where do you turn, regardless of what you believe in?   Mentioned in this episode Doing Business God’s Way by Santiago Rivera

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