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'Givers' at Work Get More Satisfaction
Nearly 70 of Americans cite work as a major source of stress in their lives; over half of Americans report being unsatisfied and unhappy with their jobs. ...
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Tim Keller on Work as Service vs. Idolatry
Speaking to a secular audience on MSNBC's Morning Joe show, Tim Keller offered the following advice on work, careers, and success:
When you make your ...
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‘Givers’ Are Happier, Less Stressed, More Successful in Business
An Atlantic article highlights the many benefits of going through life as a giver. Among many others, giving reduces stress and promotes well-being. "When ...
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Honesty Pays Off
Wall Street recruiters get their fill of resumes, most of which contain inflated GPA figures and exaggerated job skills. But one applicant caught many ...
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Man Rediscovers His Ability to Dream
Dave Harvey writes in “Rescuing Ambition”:
For the past couple decades, I had a condition that kept me from sleeping well. The technical term ...
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Bob Dylan Reflects on Calling
The September 2012 issue of Rolling Stone contained a lengthy interview with Bob Dylan. The interviewer noted to Dylan, "You've described what ...
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Actor Who Played Jesus Gets Shunned by Hollywood
Jim Caviezel (whose initials are JC) was thirty-three when he played Jesus in The Passion of the Christ. Caviezel has said his faith is his guide, both ...
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Model Changes Her Priorities Based on Her Faith
At the age of 19, Kylie Bisutti beat out 10,000 other contestants in the 2009 Victoria's Secret Model Search contest. But Bisutti said that getting ...
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Summer Job as Greenskeeper Is God's Calling "for This Time"
T. David Gordon, in his book, "Vocation: Work Quietly with Your Hands," writes:
Perceiving [all] of our labor as a vocation can have a substantial ...
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Business Expert Sees Growing "Comparison Obsession"
Thomas J. DeLong, a professor at Harvard Business School, has noted a disturbing trend among his students and colleagues—a "comparison obsession." ...
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