Stewardship, Personal Finance, Career & Business
Have you ever had someone tell you that you need to learn to manage up to your boss? What does that mean, anyway? Are you supposed to actually manage your boss? Perhaps hold them accountable to their own job? There a lot of different definitions out there for managing up. I’ve heard it described in [...]
Some days my work calendar seems out of control with meetings from early morning to late afternoon. Such is the life of a project manager because it’s my job to meet with people to plan and execute projects. Based on my experience, most people dread going to meetings. They commonly blame meetings for the reasons [...]
The recent news about Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer’s decision to end telecommuting from home has caused some debate in the media. Can companies remain productive when many employees are working from home, away from the office? In one unofficial report, Mayer decided to pull the plug on telecommuting after looking at the VPN logs of [...]
Since you are reading this blog, I know I am preaching to the choir but, unfortunately, many people are living on Social Security checks and have nothing saved for retirement. In fact, according to the Social Security Administration, 23 percent of married couples and 46 percent of single people receive 90 percent or more of [...]
My wife and I got dressed up and attended my company’s Christmas party this past weekend. The party has traditionally been a lot of fun and it was this year too. You get dressed up, enjoy great food, drinks and a nice picture in front of the Christmas tree. :) I know a lot of [...]
If you’re looking for ways to be more productive at work YahooFinance offers a number of healthy tips you might find helpful. Some are obvious and some not. I’ve added a few of my own too. Start your day early – The suggestion here is to set an exact bedtime and wake time. “A survey [...]
There is a tremendous amount to be said for the employee who is loyal, performs his or her work with excellence, can adapt and adjust based on the needs of the organization and is easy to coach and instruct. Assuming the person has the required skills, these characteristics would make any employer happy. Forbes offers [...]
Welcome to One Money Design! I'm Jason Price, husband, dad, personal finance blogger, project manager and budget coach. One Money Design is a Christian stewardship and personal finance blog that provides practical tips and biblical resources to help people "prove faithful" (1 Cor 4:2) with their finances.