 "From the makers of “human food” who copyright and trademark the process to the impact of giant food mills on the quality of the food, we have a global consumerism problem with food. " ~ J Loren Norris Who knew food could be a leadership tool for manipulation?
From the makers of “human food” who copyright and trademark the process to the impact of giant food mills on the quality of the food, we have a global consumerism problem with food. In many places on earth they are people called “subsistence farmers”. Generally meaning, the grow food because they must in order to survive. Put another way, they live off of the land they live on. They are close to nature and close to the earth. They grow food for life rather than food for economic engine. From the ways in which we grow, harvest, manage, manipulate food supply to the ways we consume it, we have created an unhealthy ecosystem. Fast food, loud noises, bright lights, fast pace and little human interaction all feed into the problem and the profit. As leaders, we should be more intentional about the hurried relationships our team culture creates around food and nutrition. If you desire for your team to be mentally sharp, with life longevity and true prosperity, they must have time to rest and relax as they eat. A 20 minute lunch break is not only unproductive or it is truly counter productive. Watch the #leadingleaderspodcast video Tell It Like It Is TV with J Loren Norris 10-25-19. LEADING LEADERS PODCAST with J Loren Norris providing daily leadership video lessons promoting faith, family and freedom for Tell It Like It Is TV . Photo by Louis Hansel on Unsplash Blog & Online Courses - jlorennorris.com/podcast Copyright 2019 Tell It Like It Is, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Insuperable Vision Workshop - Audio Download with worksheets Day after day I meet people who are struggling just to make ends meet. They are adrift in this vast sea of humanity holding on to their job, their family, their home, and their car with all they've got. They see their life experiences and education as the last hope to find their purpose and identity. They gather, fill and stuff all the money they can into every opportune investment. Yet they are empty, frustrated, angry and just plain fed up. We have all experienced that moment; when we find yourself stuck in traffic, yelling at random strangers to do what they wish they could... but can't... GO! The idea that life can be better than it is today is like the flame of a candle fighting for all its worth to stand against the tempest. We all want a better life. Even when life is good, we want more. That idea, that flame, is the hope that lives in the hearts and minds of all of us. Should that flame be extinguished, hope itself may well go with it. It is the rut of hopelessness that traps many would be shining stars and buries that glow from the sight of the world. It is the rut of hopelessness that extinguishes that flame. Lives that would have been a beacon to the wandering are lost at sea themselves. Inspirations of success that would have been the voices crying out to all who suffer are hidden away in their own stale lives, they cannot share who they are or what the world needs from them. It is my passion to help you find your purpose. I want to see you become successful, but more than that to be free! Without vision people perish. Without vision, we seem to be lost, mind numb robots following the herd into the abyss that is everyday life. We do not live intentionally without a vision for our future. We do not live passionately without a vision for our future. We do not live productively without a vision for our future. We certainly cannot lead without a vision for our future and a vision for the future of those we lead. This audio course will inspire and instruct you to create a vision which will become a significant driving force in your life. Author
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