Mediation Doctors

Someone said something years ago that stuck with me. They explained that Christmas is a magnifier. If things are good in your life, Christmas tends to magnify that goodness. That which is good seems better. A good family seems great. A good party seems fantastic. A good memory becomes an even better one. Christmas magnifies the good. But unfortunately, it also can magnify what is difficult. If you are struggling, the Christmas season can almost make the struggle seem more int...ense. Financial stress is tough any time of the year. In December, it can feel unbearable. A challenged relationship with extended family is never fun. It seems to be accentuated during the holidays. If you normally battle with loneliness, Christmas time may be the loneliest time of all. As we celebrate the greatest gift in history, our Savior’s birth, as we focus on Jesus, worship God for His goodness, His love, His sacrifice... we are told to magnify Him, to glorify Him together. What does that mean? Among other things, magnify simply means to make bigger. What if you made God a bigger part of your life? Not just on Christmas Day, but every day. What if you allowed His goodness, His will, His plans to consume your thinking? What if you made His presence the biggest priority of all? If you are going to magnify anything this Christmas, magnify Christ.

The difference between those whom hire a consultant compared to those whom do not is easily seen. I spoke with a small business owner who said consultants are for those big, reach corporations. I asked him which did he think came first; to which he looked perplexed. He figured it out and you can too. The human element is always present in business and until you address it, success will always remain limited. Looking forward to serving those whom are ready to move into the leading position within your industry. Scott

"We Will Never Forget."

How many people can honestly say they know what this says without looking it up? I do!

Many ways to see the same thing. However once locked in to a perspective, it's almost impossible to change it. Be quick to hear, slow to respond. Scott.