#16 A Brief Reflection on The Ascension for Business Owners (Mini Pod)
Catholic Founders
Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | Pocket Casts Happy Feast of the Ascension, everyone! Silas here 👋 Today we’ve got a mini podcast for you because all the recordings I had scheduled last week had to get rescheduled. Today’s episode is a reflection of 3 core things I like to consider on this feast. * Why Jesus had to leave the Apostles * I believe the Eucharist gave them confidence * Our moral responsibility to develop our employees ~Silas Mähner First time here? Learn more about our mission. And don’t forget to subscribe. Referenced Links: * The readings from today * Check out the post we had this day last year * Subscribe on YouTube to help us reach 1,000 subs * Nominate a Heavenly Hustler for the Saintly CEO Newsletter * Support our work by upgrading to paid today (top right corner in browser) * Growing biz? Need a VA? Reach out to us (dearcfpod@gmail.com) and we’ll help you. Don’t Build Alone, Join the Catholic Founders Guild There is no perfect playbook to pursue sainthood through our entrepreneurial endeavors. That’s why we’re building the Catholic Founders Guild. A vetted group of Catholic entrepreneurs who are building for God. If you’re looking for Fellowship, Advice, Network, & Resources, the Catholic Founders Guild is for you. To sign up, upgrade to paid today. For a limited time, all paid supporters of Catholic Founders get access. It’s $10/month or $100/year. This offer is only for a limited time, so sign up today. Want to support our mission further? Consider becoming a member of The Magis Club, starting at $360 a year (give more if you like). *Magis is derived from the Ignatian principle of Magis, meaning doing more for God’s glory. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.catholicfounders.com/subscribe
About Podcast
In modern times, it's become more unclear than ever how to unite our faith with our work. It's even harder when you run a business. However, just as there is a holy way to live, there is a holy way to build and run our businesses.
Fundamentally, our skills were given to us by God so that we may become instruments of His will. These skills are not for our own use. Therefore, to waste or misuse them is a grave thing. This entire project is born out of a deep belief in this truth.
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