Another year has flown by as we welcome 2023. As the clocks tick midnight and we take a moment to reflect on everything that happened in 2022, let’s move with a new energy into 2023. May each of you be at peace with your past and happy for what the future will bring in 2023.
To the best in 2023! May all of your dreams and goals be achieved.
With the end of 2022 upon us, if we look back over the past 12-24 months, we will find much resentment in the media and in the personal and business circles we are touched by. This rising negative energy only inhibits peace in the world. May we all at this holiday time find room in our hearts to be meek and forgive.
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At this time of year, JKL Associates pauses to reflect and celebrate the birth of our savior – Jesus Christ. We pray and hope that this Christmas season is blessed for all of you and our team, clients, colleagues, neighbors, and the communities in which we work and live.
May the PEACE of Christ be in your workplaces and homes.
Merry Christmas!
When a society cannot genuinely appreciate others success and be happy for them, we are on the path of decay. If one-upmanship and always having to be better than the next person overwhelms everyone’s thoughts, then when can we pause and even see the contribution each of us bring into our culture and reflect on the value it has for all.
Next week the calendar indicates the start of the winter season. For those in the northern part of the country the temperature has dropped, and the anticipation of snow is always on the horizon. For those in the southern part of the country there is also a drop in temperatures, but…
Each and every day you don’t have to go looking for the absence of moderation or temperance. People are in full stride to push or access in excess whatever they believe is their right. Whether it be food, drink, ideologies, or any other number of items of excess, the path where individuals lack moderation ultimately impacts not only their lives but everyone around them.
Considering that yesterday was a Remembrance Day, maybe you are recalling your school day history lessons about the bombing of Pearl Harbor when you hear this phrase “A date which will live in infamy“ but today it will be referring to the day you decided to become a business owner.
If you look at civilizations over the years, they decline when the culture no longer values the generosity of its citizens but views it through the lens of entitlement. Authentic generosity comes not at the expense of others but through the pure kindness of each individual’s heart.
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Years ago, there was a company called E.F. Hutton, an American stock brokerage firm and their commercials used the tag line of “When E.F. Hutton talks, people listen.” Although they have been consumed into the global mega market brokerage arena, their slogan…