The Masters Net

In his book, The Likeability Factor, Tim Sanders poses four characteristics – friendliness, relevance, empathy, and realness – that influence whether people like us.  Since most people prefer to spend time (and do business) with people they like, these characteristics are important predictors of our success in life and business.

These same factors also influence our effectiveness in sharing our faith.  If what we believe does not influence how we interact with others, then it is not relevant faith.

When we become willing to change how we are, we become able to change what we have.   Give to yourself the gift of patience, the virtue of reason, the value  of knowledge, the benefit of wisdom, and the influence of firmly grounded faith.  The Master’s Net will help you realize your commitment to being an influential leader with a meaningful life and profitable business.

Poverty is often an outward sign of how we view ourselves.  It is rooted in our perceptions about God, ourselves and our circumstances…and a poverty mindset will keep us stuck where we are.

If you want things to change but can’t seem to make the transition to being different, you may have a poverty mindset.  Click here to access our poverty mindset assessment.