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Are You Working to Rest or Resting to Work? 5.17
Workaholism is a subtle “ism” because our society prizes production, hard work, and competency. There are thousands of ways we can justify our work and effort to achieve. Yet if not “working” is not addressed in the depth of our … Continue reading
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Tagged Case for Missionary Care, cross cultural workers, fatigue, humanitarian aid, humanitarian aid workers, Life Impact, Life Impact Ministries, member care, member care organizations, mission organizations, missionaries, missionary attrition, missionary blog, missionary blogs, missionary care, Missionary Care Organizations, Missionary Care Providers, missions, Oases, Oasis, stress, thrive, thrive mentor, thriving, work
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Be More Successful by Working Less
Dear Staff,** Working hard for God’s glory is our God-given purpose. But as I said in my last post, if our “personal stuff” gets in the way, then work can become an idol that disrupts our work life as God … Continue reading
Posted in Thriving Administratively, Thriving Emotionally, Thriving Personally, Thriving Through Rest
Tagged cross cultural workers, humanitarian aid workers, idol, Life Impact, mission organizations, missionaries, missionary blog, missionary blogs, missionary health, missions, smartphone, thrive, thrive mentor, thriving, Thriving Through Rest, work, workplace
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Work Was an Addiction for Me
Dear Staff,** “Work hard” was a major ethic I grew up with in our Dutch community in Western Michigan. Because of that value, the area prospered for years and still does well. Working hard is much better than hardly working. … Continue reading
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Tagged cross cultural workers, humanitarian aid workers, mission organizations, missionaries, missionary blog, missionary blogs, missionary health, missions, performance mindset, thrive, thrive mentor, thriving, work, work addiction, working too much
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Would Coaching Help You Blast Through Some Walls?
Is the work I’m doing now what I want to do for the rest of my life? Am I loving my job? Does my work get me up in the morning with enthusiasm, motivation, and vigor? Or are you blocked … Continue reading
Posted in Life Impact Staff, Thriving Emotionally, Thriving in Ministry, Thriving Personally, Thriving Through Coaching
Tagged coaching, cross cultural workers, effectiveness, emotional health, humanitarian aid workers, loving work, mission organizations, missionaries, missionary blog, missionary blogs, missionary health, missions, motivation, overcoming adversity, thrive, thriving, work
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