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What does it take to hear the words "well done" in both your business and spiritual life? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders hosts Ken Gosnell, the founder of CEO Experience and author of "Well Done", as they explore how to align professional achievements with spiritual calling using timeless biblical principles. Dive into Ken's journey from working with secular businesses to mentoring faith-driven CEOs and discover how this integrated approach can lead to a legacy of eternal impact in both business and beyond. If you're a leader or an entrepreneur striving to intertwine faith with business results, this conversation is for you.
"Life is too short, business is too hard, and eternity is too long not to hear the words well done all throughout this life and for all eternity." - Ken Gosnell




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About Our Guest:


Ken Gosnell is the founder of CEO Experience, a company dedicated to guiding faith-driven CEOs toward achieving both kingdom impact and business success. Drawing on his own father's legacy of hard work and integrity, Ken aids Christian leaders in aligning their professional achievements with their spiritual callings for an eternally rewarding journey. With nearly two decades of experience, he has been transforming the business landscape by integrating timeless biblical principles into modern corporate strategies. Ken is also the author of the book "Well Done: 12 Biblical Principles for Leaders to Grow Their Business with Kingdom Impact," showcasing his depth of knowledge and commitment to fostering impactful leadership in the business community.
Reasons to Listen:

1. Learn About Kingdom-Driven Leadership: Discover what it truly means to be a kingdom-driven CEO, and how integrating your faith into your business can lead to meaningful and impactful results. Ken shares insightful stories and principles that will pique your curiosity about aligning business with spiritual purpose.
2. Inspiring Personal Journey: Hear Ken Gosnell's personal journey from working with secular businesses to realizing the impact of integrating faith with professional life. His transformation story is not only intriguing but also provides real-life examples of how others can do the same.
3. Timeless Business Principles: Dive into the timeless biblical business principles that can guide leaders in creating lasting kingdom impact. Ken discusses the foundational shifts like moving from ownership to stewardship, which can transform your approach to leadership and business success.
Episode Resources & Action Steps::
Resources Mentioned:

1. Book: Well Done: 12 Biblical Business Principles for Leaders to Grow Their Business with Kingdom Impact (https://amzn.to/4b7LkZ2) by Ken Gosnell. This book focuses on how leaders can integrate biblical principles into their business practices for lasting impact.
2. Website: CEO Experience (ceoexperience.com) (https://www.ceoexperience.com/) - A platform founded by Ken Gosnell that offers support to Christian CEOs for integrating their faith and business practices effectively.
3. Book: How to Win Friends and Influence People (https://www.amazon.com/How-Win-Friend...) by Dale Carnegie. This classic book offers timeless principles for effective communication and building impactful relationships, a significant part of Ken's foundation in business.
Action Steps:

1. Set Kingdom Impact Goals: As discussed, it's important for leaders to not only focus on business growth metrics but also set specific goals for kingdom impact, such as community service, charity involvement, or facilitating faith-based discussions within the organization.
2. Shift from Owner to Overseer: Adopt the mindset of stewardship over ownership. This means viewing your business not as something you own but as a responsibility to care for and improve for future generations and the kingdom.
3. Integrate Faith into Daily Business Practices: Consider how biblical principles can guide everyday business decisions, from leadership and employee relations to customer interactions and long-term vision planning. Integrating faith should not be compartmentalized but be a natural part of every business aspect.
Key Lessons:

1. Integration of Faith and Business: Ken Gosnell emphasizes the importance of integrating faith with business practices. He shares his journey from working with non-Christian businesses to creating CEO Experience, a platform that ...