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SBI 2022 Week 1: Biblical Principles for Being Purposeful, Present & Wildly Productive

Summer Business Institute

Summer Business Institute is an opportunity to focus on personal and business technics to grow or enhance our assignments in our workplace.  Whether you are an owner, manager, employee, team member, or entrepreneur, your participation in our Roundtable discussions will equip you for better performance and business success.  Each session will be facilitated by a CBLR Board member who has hand-picked the topic(s) for the Roundtable discussions.  Invest in yourself by participating in this year's Summer Business Institute (See our CBLR calendar for a listing and schedule of topics).

Week 1 - This week, Lisa Webb will facilitate the first of a 2 part presentation on Biblical Principles for Being Purposeful, Present & Wildly Productive.  These presentations will be based on the book “Redeeming Your Time” by Jordan Raynor  
Part I  - Creating the plan

(Note:  Part 2 is scheduled for June 17th.  Make plans now to attend!)

When:
Friday, June 03, 2022, 6:45 AM until 8:15 PM
Where:
On the Campus of Brentwood Baptist Church at Wilson Hall on virtual through Zoom Conferencing
7777 Concord Road
Brentwood, TN  37027
Additional Info:
Event Contact(s):
John McKennon
 
Lisa Webb
Category:
Friday Meetings
Registration is recommended
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What can you learn by joining us at our Roundtable discussion?  Here is a nugget from one of our recent meetings.