Fred, what is the type and nature of your business? Have you looked at “all” of your options towards diversifying what you are offering? In today’s economy, it’s been a matter of weeding out the companies that are owned by the bank, and the ones that stand on their own without requiring some extensive line of credit. It’s a good thing by far, for it knocks down bloated overheads, forces the businesses to evolve, and in general, it’s an opportunity for a great deal of growth.
It’s good that you are thinking of your employees, how many of them have an actual say in how the company is ran? How many are allowed to take their own personal actions to better the company. The old philosophy is clear, take care of the business, and it will take care of you, as well as evolve or go extinct.
Also, where is the incentive for divine intervention? Do you have plans to help the many causes that exist in our society that desperately need it? Or, is this about merely supporting a lifestyle that’s over the top, ie. huge home, new car, etc. I’ve encountered many people that say they are struggling, only to find out their life style is lavish, and I honestly don’t feel sorry for them if that is all they are about.
If God blesses you, how are you going to bless others, is what I’m getting at here. Time to take a hard look at how your operation is ran and what it stands for. If your heart is in the right place, if your intentions are noble, then it’s a matter of time before you are blessed to move forward, and consider the present moment merely a test of your faith.