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Workmatters Blog

Simple Ways to Integrate your Faith and Work

What does it mean to truly integrate faith into every area of our lives? This question permeates throughout offices and workplaces as people try to figure out how to live a full life as God intended. There are many things we can do to learn how to live a...

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3 Faith and Work Lessons to Teach Your Kids

My son asked me the other day, “Dad, why do you work so late?” From his perspective, it’s a long time between the time he gets home from school and the time I get home from work – most nights just before dinner. He’s probably curious why work doesn’t end at...

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Love and Compassion at Work?

It has been over two months since I last blogged. July 31 in fact. There is a very real reason behind this blog sabbatical. I want to share both the story and an influential life lesson experienced that I pray will benefit you. July 31 was about the time our...

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Welcome to YOUR New Workmatters Blog!

Do you need help living your faith at work? Of course you do. We all do! Our new Workmatters website is our latest effort to provide you with timely relevant resources to help you close the gap between your faith and work.   This new blog is an important...

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4 Ways Accountability Boosts Integrity

Ever try to change? You know … your routine, so you get more done on your top ten list; your diet, so your health improves; your spending habits, so you owe less and save more; your approach to managing priorities at work, so you achieve greater success....

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Doing Work You Don’t Like Doing

You have elements of your work that you don't like doing, don't you? Everyone does. I definitely do. For me, when I have to dig deep into budgets and P&L's, the air gets real thin. I had a conversation with a leader this week that broke my heart. My...

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How Many Days Do You Have Left?

You travel at the speed of light most days. Your pace is relentless. So here's my question for you: are you living life on purpose? Or just living life? I have a 15-year-old son going into the 10th grade. His transition to high school and driving has gotten...

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