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In today’s episode, I’m sharing what I like to call my top Power Principles for life and work — principles to help you navigate through nonsense, common sense and God’s sense.
These are principles I wish I had a better handle on earlier in life life and principles I’ve turned to time and time again to help me make the right decisions and stay on the course God wants me to say on!
Creating this episode was incredibly encouraging, motivating, confirming and inspiring to me and I can’t wait to dive in and encourage you as well. Keep listening for some serious inspiration.
Access the full show notes and more at WorkingUpward.com.
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Your Mission:
Take the time to think through and write out three Power Principles of your own. If I already covered any in this episode, that’s okay -- still write it out, but my guess is there are way more where these came from and you have your own principles that are tried and true. Be sure to post these somewhere where you can see them daily as you work.
Mentioned & Related Resources:
1. Episode #1: It's 9 O'Clock Somewhere (Or Why Work Is Good)
2. How I Podcast (Guide)
3. Become a Work Is Good Insider (It's Free)
Everyone wants to know for sure if they are actually in their right calling. But doubt just creeps in.
Even non-Christians want confirmation of some sort that they are fulfilling a purpose. Most everyone serious about work wants to have a clear mission.
But when it comes to actually knowing for sure, well, it can get confusing. Especially when life doesn’t happen the way we want it to or the way we think it should.
Today, we’re talking all about knowing our true calling from God. It’s a tricky topic, riddled with conflicting messages, but I believe you can know exactly what your true calling from God is today.
Be sure to check out the full show notes and more at WorkingUpward.com.
Pay It Forward:
Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word about the Work Is Good podcast.
Mentioned & Related Resources:
1. Business Boutique Podcast by Christy Wright
2. How I Podcast (Guide)
3. Become a Work Is Good Insider (It's Free)
We live in a culture that gives work a bad rap. And at least according to one country song I know, people just can’t wait until happy hour so they can call it quits for the day.
But I’m here to tell you that while it may be five o'clock somewhere, it’s also nine o'clock somewhere and time to work! And work is good!
Keep listening to feel a whole lot better about your daily checklist. And be sure to check out the full show notes and related resources at WorkingUpward.com.
Pay It Forward:
Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word about the Work Is Good podcast.
Your Mission:
Go to TheologyofWork.org/devotions and choose a devotion to read this week. I promise you’ll be blessed and encouraged to keep moving forward.
Mentioned & Related Resources:
1. TheologyofWork.org
2. How I Podcast
3. Become a Work Is Good Insider (It's Free)
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