In the early 2000s, Jim was ranked by Forbes magazine as a top 15 “Midas Touch” venture capitalist in the country. Today, Jim continues to harness his investing expertise to invest in up-and-coming companies, including innovative Catholic companies.

Your current reality might look like fundraising for your venture. It might look like changing diapers while brainstorming how to reach more clients. It might look like taking a walk to step away from the pressure for just one moment.

But whatever your present reality looks like, the present is where you can encounter God. Venerable Fulton Sheen once said “the Now-moment is the moment of salvation. “

Your work is important. It is a part of how you express your human dignity.

But it’s not the fundamental source of your human dignity, Your dignity comes from the fact that you were created in the image and likeness of God. There are many takeaways to this simple truth. Here are a couple of them.

Having a reliable project management system is crucial for the success of your team. It helps streamline tasks, enhance collaboration, and improve overall productivity.

We’re going to share some SENT secrets. It’s time to revisit these 3 simple keys. Take our word for it… if you apply them across your team, you won’t regret it.

Tired of an arduous hiring process that leaves you hopeful, but only leaves you disappointed?

Building a team is no easy task. If you want to attract, retain, and reward talent that sets you apart, build these 4 techniques into your talent acquisition process.

You know St. Teresa of Calcutta for her tireless dedication to serving the poor and marginalized.

But do you consider her a visionary entrepreneur?

Feeling stuck? Lacking motivation and drive to pursue your dreams?

If you’re here, you’ve likely discerned a sort of “call within a call” to business leadership. You know that God has called you to live a specific vocation.

You want to transform your business. You also want to change the lives of those affected by you.

Modern business culture often equates happiness with becoming the go-it-alone, high-achieving self-starter. It snubs the humble man or woman who builds for a purpose higher than the self and relies on God and other people in the process.

We each have God-given gifts and talents. But do we always use these gifts for the greater glory of the kingdom? Using our gifts to glorify God is ultimately a responsibility of eternal significance.