Jesus, CEO? by Tom Brown    Thursday, 05 March 1998 “. . . this upbeat, friendly, good-humored author . . . helps individuals and organizations master what she calls The Omega Principles about life and leadership. . . based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.” “. . .It seemed natural for IW’s On the Edge series to include this woman who feels that it is not at all unnatural to bring the teachings of Jesus into the boardroom or the workplace.”   Review by Alison Rogers    Friday, 31 January 1997 “ . . . The book, which could almost be dubbed Mission Statement: Possible, takes the reader through the process of imagining and defining a life vision. Exercises and worksheets serve the function of Dante’s Virgil, guiding the reader toward a mission statement, a one-sentence affirmation of identity that maps out the future. “ ‘I can skip this,’ you may be thinking. ‘I got through this many years without a mission statement.” But the charm of The Path is that you’ll wonder how. Its author, Laurie Beth Jones, sprinkles the narrative with enough humor and personal detail that it’s easy to be swept along . . . it’s the blend of the fabulous and the personal that makes The Path so inspirational.”   Excerpt from an interview with Devlin Donaldson.    Wednesday, 31 July 1996 What’s all the Controversy About?  “A specific criticism that has been leveled at Jones is her use of words like ‘visualization’. A key word in ‘new age’ thinking. “If you don’t like the word visualization, throw it out,” says Jones. “But I say the Bible is full of pictures. Jesus taught in pictures. So people who get caught up in little vocabulary words are missing the whole point. But that was His (Jesus’) frustration too,”   Trends by Michele Galen with Karen West    Wednesday, 31 May 1995 “. . the spirituality movement in the corporation is an attempt to create a sense of meaning and purpose at work and a connection between the company and its people.” “. . there is no denying the popularity of the work and spirituality theme. Consider . . . Jesus CEO by Laurie Beth Jones. .”   New Look at an Old Management Style    Saturday, 31 December 1994 Pat Williams, general manager of the Orlando Magic, “ . . .What she really did was open your eyes to the Scriptures and how you can use it in your daily business life. . . .She shows that Jesus managed with a compassion and sensitivity to people and that has real application and is sound advice.”

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