Sales Bits: Giving That Grows
- Denny
- Feb 5
- 2 min read
Giving doesn’t require perfection or abundance—it requires intention, discipline, and a long-term view. This Sales Bit reflects on stewardship, compounding growth, and how consistent investment—financial and relational—creates lasting impact over time.
From Denny Vander Molen, President of Vermeer MidSouth and Founder and CEO of Jackson Endeavors
This month's theme is how much giving matters. Giving has no regrets about starting small and growing, as sound discretion and discipline guide your pathway.
"Financial peace isn't the acquisition of stuff. It's the learning to live on less than you make. So you can give money back and money to invest. You can't win until you do this." Dave Ramsey is a very successful financial consultant.
Wealth may be a topic that is seldom discussed around the kitchen table. As families grow, it may be wise to have this discussion. Most households around the world pale in comparison to those in America.
Earning, disciplined spending, and investing are what is needed.
Last week, Vermeer MidSouth was blessed to be a blessing to its team members once again. That happens through hardworking team members who serve customers tirelessly, perform with excellence, and spend or invest with discretion.
Through dedicated work, we can learn and understand the value of compounding growth. This is true in your bank account, and it is true in our business. Investment in the proper inventory, improved processes, and new/existing customer relationships all drive compounded growth that leads to shared success like our recent profit-sharing.
As a good steward of your finances, it is wise and proper to use an investment vehicle and an advisor to put that money to work for you. Think about it, like this.
$1000 compounded at 7% for twenty years nets out slightly less than $4000.00
$1000 contributed annually for 20 years, compounded at 7%, nets out to over $40,000.00.
The key to financial success is to let consistent investment over time do its work for you! Secondly, start early!
Are you driven to be a good steward of your resources?
Does your heart want to share more with those in need?
When will we start the journey and let your increase work for you? Is it now-December or 2026?
"Tell them to use their money to do good. They should be rich in good works and should give happily to those in need, always being ready to share with others whatever God has given them. By doing this, they will be storing up real treasure for themselves in heaven; it is the only safe investment for eternity! And they will be living a fruitful Christian life down here as well." Paul to his partner in the ministry, Timothy in 1 Timothy 6:18-19
Have a great week!
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