By Kellene Bishop
Today’s news shares a disturbing story of a man who was FIRED from his job at Home Depot for wearing a pin—a pin which he’d been wearing every day for over a year. What horrible message did this pin convey? It’s an American flag with says “One Nation Under God, Indivisible.” Horrific, right?
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For Freedom’s Sake, Boycot Home Depot
Posted in Business, constitution, freedom, politics, tagged american, boycott, Christian, fired, home depot, hypocrite, one nation under god, religious, the home depot, treason, united we stand on October 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Profit Of Not Curing Cancer
Posted in Business, government, medical, tagged alternative cancer treatments, america, american medical association journal, apricot seed, cancer, cancer treatment, chemotherapy, cigarettes, dr. dean burk, fda, g. edward griffin, genocide, government agencies, history of errors, hunza tribe, jason vale, Kellene Bishop, Kellene Bishop scam, laetrile, lung cancer, monetary intelligence magazine, money, navajo indians, nitrilosides, pharmaceutical companies, radiation, research, science, statistics, surgery on March 18, 2009 | 4 Comments »
This is an article which I wrote that was published in Monetary Intelligence Magazine in March 2009. It’s clear that the hype we receive on a great many “studies and statistics” from our government agencies is misleading at best. As someone who has gone through her own cancer scare, this information makes me feel so [...]
Our Nations Unemployment Rate: The Manifestation of a Sleeping Giant
Posted in Business, Finance, entrepreneur, tagged bail out, ceo, economic crisis, job loss, kellene, Kellene Bishop, money talks, sacrifice, small business owners, tax deductions, wall street on January 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Statistically, small business owners provide the largest percentage of jobs in the U.S. — yes an even larger percentage of jobs than all of those bail-out “worthy” industries. In spite of all of the bail out monies that were supposed to loosen up the purse strings of banks in order to strengthen small businesses in [...]
Doctors…do you know what your receptionists are doing?
Posted in Business, tagged career, death, doctors, health, insurance, Kellene Bishop, prescription, receptionst, rude on December 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Doctors…do you know what your receptionists are doing?
You’re sick enough that your oversized work ethic is requiring you to finally succumb to the mercy of a doctors office. After 3 miserable days in bed you finally manage to get showered and feel quite wiped out having done so. You half consciously make it to the [...]
What really happened to the U.S. Post Office?
Posted in Business, tagged blame and accountability, business owners, business tips, certified mail, circuit city bankruptcy, dhl bankruptcy, economy, enron, fed ex, federal express, Kellene Bishop, mass mailer, news, sleet or snow, stamps, through rain, us postal service, usps, usps customer service on November 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Today’s headlines blame the economy on the fact that USPS is in the red over $2.8 billion. For the purposes of this blog, I’m going to lump the woes of DHL and Circuit City’s bankruptcy news in this today as well. After all, their challenges all have one thing in common…and it’s not the “bad [...]
Joe the Plumber
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurs, Success, tagged 3m mastermind, Business, business owners, cnn, commitment, confidence, economy, education, entrepreneur, Joe the Plumber, joe wurzelbacher, Kellene Bishop, monetary intelligence, rick sanchez, self improvement, Success, taxes on November 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Joe the Plumber vs. Rick Sanchez—the talking head of CNN. And the winner is…Joe Wurzelbacher. On the other hand, at the risk of sounding like the amateur mass media, Rick Sanchez is this year’s entrepreneurial putz.
In his November 4th interview with the newly famous Joe the Plumber, Rick Sanchez appeared to be as knowledgeable [...]
Why SHOULD Wall Street tumble today?
Posted in Business, Finance, tagged aig bail-out, federal reserve, government, Kellene Bishop, merrill lynch, tax, wall street tumble on September 18, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Wall Street SHOULD tumble despite the AIG bailout
Anything other than a “Wall Street tumble” would be a deception on the public. Why? Because there is no financial benefit for the investors of our nation when the “Fed” bails out another business gone amuck. It’s a generic band-aid, initiated to continue the perpetration of a century [...]
Would I Pay This Person?
Posted in Business, tagged Business, employee work ethic, hiring, hiring checklist, hiring mistakes, Kellene Bishop on September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Would I pay this person’s paycheck before my own mortgage?”
As an employer, I’ve had plenty of opportunities to make awful hiring mistakes. I can’t really blame the individuals and their weaknesses, because I feel like it’s my responsibility to properly vet those issues during the interview process. But I’ve recently had an epiphany that I [...]
American Taxes
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurs, Finance, Marketing, monetary intelligence magazine, tagged american. entrepreneurs, budget deficit, canadian currency, currency, economics, federal reserve, Kellene Bishop, Marketing, monetary intelligence magazine, Money Mind Marketing, national budget, National deficit, taxation without representation, taxes, taxes in america on September 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A Double Whammy!
As an American, I feel that it is absolutely irresponsible to not understand how money really works in this nation. A full comprehension of this topic will actually instill a more prudent behavior in our own financial habits – at least that’s my belief. Such a behavior will lead to less anxiety, stress, [...]
Modern Day Warriors
Posted in Women in Business, tagged consulting, depression, domestic abuse, Kellene Bishop, Women in Business, working women on September 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Over the last year, I’ve had the immense privilege to work with many women who are presently in challenging circumstances. I’ve consulted them primarily in matters of self-esteem and their entrepreneurial path. These women come from various points of wealth, family life, nationalities, marital status and religions. Some have struggled with domestic violence from a [...]