Welcome to CareerCall! In addition to sharing faith-based books, we hope this international blog and devotional will provide encouragement to all believers in their primary career and calling to fulfill the great commission within our homes, the church, the marketplace and amidst a watching world. Additional posts provided on Instagram and Twitter: @DaganSharpe There was a time my life …
K.I.S.S.
It's seems so easy for me to over-complicate things. I have a tendency to take on way too many things to fill any spare time I may have. I look forward to spare time and yet, I feel as if I have spare time, I must have more time to take on more. Makes no …
Fleeting
My daughter's pet cat, Joey, recently passed away. We enjoyed his company for over 8 years, and he is missed. It has been a reminder to our family just how fleeting life is, and how much that remains are the memories. It is also a catalyst to consider the kind of memories I am creating. …
Pain Points
I recently injured my rotator cuff and the pain was intense for quite a few days. It made sleeping nearly impossible and I was surprised at how medicine made very little impact. However, I also realized this pain seemed to make all my other "problems" seem pretty petty and practically fall away. My focus and …
Life of Illusion?
Joe Walsh sang about living, "A Life Of Illusion", and perhaps we have all felt like that at times. Confused by what to do, where to go, who we want to be, and to help figure it all out we try on different "faces", or personas to see what fits best. Maybe we are one …
Time To Think – Recapturing A Lost Art?
A strategy, or plan isn’t necessarily needed if we don’t have any competitors to contend with in business, athletics, or even our goals. However, if a competitor exists, then so does the need to develop a plan, or strategy that exploits our advantages over our competitor(s). Unfortunately, this basic concept seems to be a fundamental …
Wisdom At Work
Words are powerful - truly, the pen is mightier than the sword. Yet, so many struggle with controlling their tongues. Rather than using our words to edify, encourage, and inspire, we so often use to degrade, disrespect, and dis. Some of the most strategic principles to improve both our leadership and our language can be …
Success Follows Service
Albert Schweitzer once said, “Aim for service and success will follow”! Good service is always impressive and has been a proven strategy to drive business. Thus, it’s fair to say any service model is always in a state of improvement to best ensure a consistent and quality client experience. Take Disney World for example, …
