Business is all about serving other people's needs. But that can be tricky, especially when your client doesn't know what they truly need. In this video, Howard provides a framework for understanding and satisfying your client's needs.

All leaders need to develop skills and systems to help diagnose and meet the needs of those they serve, even when those they serve don’t know what they need. A good leader knows how to take someone from what they say they want to what they really need.

Everyone has unique gifts. And when leaders know their gifts, they better understand their purpose and how they can best lead others. In this video, Howard clarifies what our gifts tell us about our purpose at work.

As followers of Jesus we are heirs of the King and we are formed by God to do the very same work that Jesus did. God is doing the exact same thing for you and for me in all of the work He has prepared for us to do. But how can you know the work you are called to do? How can you be sure you are prepared?

Followers of Jesus are given new life and this new way of life means that we also work in a new and different way. In this video Howard clarifies the distinctions between our calling / vocation, career, and job. And how our new life in Christ transforms how we go about our work.

Whether you are looking for a new job or not, God is calling you to new work. This is as true for the experienced executive as it is for those just starting full time work.

Work was designed by God with a purpose, and that purpose can only be understood within the context of God's plan for all of life and history — the gospel. In this video Howard breaks down the major themes and stages of God's plan of redemption that inform how we should go about our daily work.

Outcome-driven innovation is a powerful approach that can help companies expedite and increase their chances of success. By focusing on creating solutions that deliver specific, measurable outcomes for customers, companies can ensure that they are innovating in a way that is truly valuable and impactful.

We all encounter situations, whether it is a major decision, opportunity, or challenge where we have to ask one or more of these questions: What is best for me? What is best for my family? What is best for the customer? What is best for the investors? What will the board think? While all these questions are good and should be answered, none of them are as important as, “What is God up to and how is He calling me to respond?”