The Leadership Mind by Teddy A. Jones

Over the past weeks, we have been examining the age-old question “How can I earn more money?” If you’re seeking an answer to this problem, but you have insufficient time to increase your income, then you may have to change your method of making money. As discussed, most persons earn a living by pursuing linear income, and have to continually put in work time in order to get paid. Linear income puts a ceiling on your earning ability, as time is a restricted resource. Also, if you have to physically stop working for any time above your vacation or sick leave allowance, your income is negatively affected. Looking for options, we considered residual income, where you are able to earn continually from some type of work or investment that you carried out once. For example, you can earn residual income on royalties from book or record sales. We also examined leveraged income, in which you can multiply your total income by utilising the efforts of other people. If you employ others to work in ...

Do you ever wonder if all the choices in your life were the right ones for you? I have asked myself a lot throughout my years and sometimes reflected on the what if’s and found the more I reflected on the “What could have beens” the more I felt unsure about my choices that I did make. There was a time that I would not let go of the bad choices I have made. I would dwell in the past to a point I would almost make myself physically ill. I had several “brass rings” thrown at me that I passed up. I was handed a modeling contract back in the late 80’s that I declined because my “boyfriend” at the time did not want me to travel. I gave up an opportunity to study at Juliard School of Music because my mother was afraid for me to live in New York City at such a young age. I gave up a chance to submit a recording to Columbia Records because I was scared. I gave up a lot of things in my younger years because I was either too afraid to face the challenge or was too busy making everyone else happy...

An organization has vacancies for a Bilingual Administrative Officer. The successful candidates will be required to provide administrative services to Spanish speaking persons seeking immigration information. Qualifications: -Bachelor's Degree in Spanish - (must be fluent in Spanish) -Good Customer Service Skills -Holder of a valid Jamaican Passport and a valid US Visa. -Must be at least 21 years old. -Available to work within two (2) weeks. Deadline for submission of résumés is June 6, 2010. For further information please contact Placement and Career Services. Tel: 935-8332; 935-8378; 935-8224; 927-1650; Fax: 977-3725 Email:placemnt@uwimona.edu.jm; URL: www.mona.uwi.edu/placement

The Errol Rattray Evangelistic Association (EREA) And The Local Churches in the Corporate Area invite the Christian Community to A Special Strategic Time of Prayer on Monday, June 7, 2010 at the Eastwood Park Road New Testament Church of God 51 Eastwood Park Road, Kingston 10 6:30pm - 8:30pm SPECIAL PRAYER EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON:- The crisis in our nation at this time The leaders in all sector of our society The Western Strategic Outreach to the communities of Flankers, Granville, Norwood, Salt Spring and Canterbury Peace and unity Crime and Violence in our land The unsaved Family Life Our children, our women and our young people Come let us unite in prayer and in giving thanks to God

Truth On A Scaffold Article Published: Sunday, May 16th, 2010 (Open letter to the Prime Minister) As pastors and citizens we cannot any longer be silent publicly about the social reality of Jamaica. Right now we see truth on a scaffold and justice in the gutters. Confessedly, we have been for too long slumbering as Evangelical pastors. But as the ugliest of criminal event invade, surround and threaten to destroy us physically and socially and spiritually we had prayed and hoped for years to see dramatic, positive and practical action from the political leadership. However, Prime Minister the Hon. Bruce Golding last Tuesday in Parliament stirred us deeply. After listening carefully and intently to him we have come to see that his understanding of truth and justice are not redemptive for Jamaica. When many saw him as returning to his senses and so to his party, they considered him qualified in a time of crisis to lead his party and to lead the nation. Some Jamaicans were surprised at his...

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