The world's greatest achievements started with the need for change — the recognition of an opportunity or a problem that needed to be solved. Organizations and individuals may be forced to change when they reach a dead end. Organizations and people can also change voluntarily when they see a better way. The recognition of the need for a new way forward is the best time to be strategic.

It was a side hustle. Now it’s a tortilla empire. Siete Foods did it in seven steps. She had made something that was clearly meeting a consumer need and feeding an unserved market—the story of any successful startup. Some entrepreneurs are inspired by their own hubris. Siete was born from humility.

Watch as Howard walks through the practical strategy & steps of modeling Jesus in order to define purpose, see the needs of the world, establish mission, and meet the needs of the world by deploying advantages and utilizing means to achieve the mission.

For organizations and individuals — strategic planning facilitates reaching the highest and best goals — fulfilling their ultimate purpose. In its purest form, strategy starts with clear purpose and vision in order to deploy assets — strengths and means — toward the intended targets to achieve the mission.

Andy Crouch, partner for theology and culture at Praxis, explains the three principles of redemptive investing and calls listeners to consider their priorities, goals, and responsibilities as faith driven investors. He points to biblical examples of dishonest wealth and gives practical application for how investors can think biblically about risk, resources, and partnering with God in their jobs.

Amazon’s CEO just called everyone back to the office full time. If you thought your two days a week at home were safe, think again.

Watch as Alan Barnhart, CEO of Barnhart Crane & Rigging, explains how doing good work and building the kingdom of God can be done simultaneously — just as God designed us to do.

Watch as Charlie explains how to win clients and care for souls by understanding the needs behind the needs of the people you serve.

“The best return on assets is measured in the flourishing of persons. It's only available when we are completely serving God — we've completely detoxed from serving money — any use of money is simply to serve the God on whom we are completely dependent.”