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Most business owners I know get to a point where they ask themselves, “is this it?”  They long for more purpose in their business.  In order to satisfy this feeling and take a business from successful to significant, you need missional alignment.   However, that’s not easy.

As much as we’d like to think these personality tests help us and allow us to build a more cohesive team they are in fact setting us up for failure.  It’s as if instead of building a bridge of trust paved with understanding with these tests, we’re actually strapping some C4 to the foundation of that bridge. 

When I talk about a missional business, I’m not talking about a Christian business, non-profit or missionary work.  I’m talking about a business that wants to go from good to great.  A business that wants to grow from success to significance.  Businesses that impact their employees, their customers and their community for the good usually have these essential elements nailed down. 

I have a friend that says, “Networking is the key to life.”  I’d have to agree. Some might shy away of being intentional with networking due the time it takes to see it pay off. Today we talk about how to get the most out of networking, by connecting on purpose.

We hear the term “Christian Business” all the time, but is there even such a thing? Is a business simply a collection of people and systems brought together to solve a problem for profit or is it a living organism with a soul?