Author · Advisor · Teacher · Lecturer
Rich Brott writes about business, finance, purpose and stewardship – with a grounded perspective for the decisions that shape an abundant life.
Insights & Wisdom for a Rewarding Life – Financially, Personally, Spiritually.
- Rich Brott
Kingdom perspective
Business · Finance · Purpose · Stewardship
According to author Rich Brott, it is human nature to want something for nothing, or at least to receive a maximum amount of return for a minimum amount of effort. The old adage notes that we should work smarter, not harder.
There is no doubt that the Industrial Revolution changed society forever. But is there ever a legitimate excuse to not continue working hard?
But the bottom line is this: For you to be successful with consistency, you will have to give up the ever-present desire to live a life of leisure, fulfilling every personal whim and want, and choose to remain productive for a good part, if not all, of your life.
God honors hard work. He honors productivity. It is the author’s belief that God’s method for success is to bless the good, productive work ethics of ordinary people.
The Odds Are Against You Statistics show that the cosigner winds up paying for nearly three out of four cosigned loans that end up in default. The lender can go directly to the cosigner, bypassing the original applicant immediately. Furthermore, all the typical methods available to the lender for debt collection can be directed solely […]
READ ESSAY >When it comes to spending your money, do you ever think about self-control? Well, you probably do. But does it make you stop before making that unneeded purchase, or at least give you momentary pause? If so, that’s good! The only way to build wealth is to restrict spending. If a person or family will […]
READ ESSAY >Proverbs 17:18 “A man lacking in judgment strikes hands in pledge and puts up security for his neighbor.” This scripture clearly warns us of the danger involved in providing collateral, security or surety for another person. One very quick way of going into debt is by cosigning someone else’s loan. People who cosign think they […]
READ ESSAY >Are this month’s credit card balances higher than previous months? Have you never paid more than the minimum payment required on your credit lines or credit cards? Are you continuing to add new cards to your pocketbook? Are you always seeking new ways to borrow? Have you been feeling anxious about your debt burden? Does […]
READ ESSAY >Don’t let this fear keep you up at night. We’ll tell you if you’ve saved enough.
Read More >Some events seem to be a way of life. For example, you never get a busy signal when you dial a wrong number. Children never seem to spill their food on dirty floors and the line at the grocery store is always the longest when you are in a hurry.
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