A few months ago my friend Nettie Hartsock introduced me to a blogger named Jim Logan who she knew from a Blog that they both wrote for called www.AllBusiness.com.

Jim has recently created a new Blog site called SmallBusinessGurus.com.  You can visit my first entry there called “Spirituality in the Workplace” by going to http://www.smallbusinessgurus.com/life-before-business/spirituality-in-the-workplace.html.

As always, I’d love to receive your comments. 

Today I had the opportunity to take the ideas formed and distilled as a result of writing the article about Spirituality in the Workplace and created a 20-minute speech to give at the Inaugural Luncheon for a non-profit group called OLE, located here in Austin, Texas. 

As these things seem to happen, I was in the middle of brainstorming what the focus of my blog would be for “Life Before Business” /Small Business Gurus when Dillon McKenzie invited me to speak at his organization.  What a great opportunity for me to really have to sit down and get focused and clear about what I mean when I use the word, “spirituality” and what that means in the workplace. Wow. And what a loaded pair of dice too.

Here’s what I’ve learned thus far.  When we open up our minds and hearts to take the next action step that we’re inspired to take (writing, talking), we will be given all the tools that are needed to be successful in all that we do if we are as honest as possible with our intentions, actions and words.

Write on people. Write on!