This resource is written for individuals who find themselves in a position to step back and evaluate where they are as business participants on physical, mental, emotional, and psychological levels.

LEADERSHIP: Where Business Ethics Begin. This Student Edition has been written for individuals who find themselves in a position to step back and look at where they are going or where they already are as business participants, including those who are directly or indirectly involved in business. People whose participation is indirect are individuals who have a family member or friend involved/consumed with their position. This book can help in understanding what those business participants might be experiencing on physical, mental, emotional, and psychological levels. Chapter One: This book is...

LEADERSHIP: Where Business Ethics Begin. This Instructor's Edition has been written for individuals who find themselves in a position to help students step back and look at where they are going - or where they already are - as business participants, including those who are directly or indirectly involved in business. People whose participation is indirect are individuals who have a family member or friend involved/consumed with their position. This book can help in understanding what those business participants might be experiencing on physical, mental, emotional, and psychological levels....

An autobiography of a very human priest. Dale Fushek presents a candid, flesh and blood portrait of the sacred and the profane in his life as an ordained priest. The good, the bad, and the unbelievable are described with gratitude and commitment to a larger purpose. Unflinching yet always dignified, Dale Fushek gives his reaction to the events that sent his personal ministry into chaos, and changed the very fabric of his existence.

Why write about hospitality? In a world full of problems, run-away technologies, and violence, why focus on something as basic as hospitality? The answer is twofold: (1) We believe that hospitality, like kindness, really does matter; and (2) we believe that hospitality is becoming a lost art. All of us know something about hospitality. We remember the smell of our Italian grandmother's spaghetti sauce on Sunday afternoon. We recall the pink bakery boxes with the white string that cluttered the kitchen counter in the homes of our Polish aunts. And on a deeper level, some of us remember the...

The Praise and Worship Center is a multi-denominational Christian church located in Chandler, Arizona. Led by their pastor, Fr. Dale Fushek, and writer Jody Serey, members of the congregation share their insight and wisdom about faith and life in this daily devotional. Each day (365 days), a meaningful lesson is shared and a prayer is offered with the hope that the reader will become more aware of God in his or her daily life. People of different faith backgrounds and faith experiences will be inspired as they take part in this year-long spiritual journey.