by Rob Tribken | Apr 11, 2022 | Finding Purpose, Markets, Enterprise, and Wellbeing, Working Well
A Response to a Classic Essay on Work I reread Dorothy Sayers classic essay “Why Work?” last week.[1] Sayers made a compelling case that work should not be undertaken for the money it provides, but rather for the sake and enjoyment of the work...
by Rob Tribken | Jun 3, 2021 | Podcasts, Spiritual Aspects of Leadership, Working Well
The values that support collaboration can be the key to our success. (Scroll down for related podcast episode) A couple of years ago, I attended a dinner meeting sponsored by a Christian business group. After dinner, we were asked to go around the room and talk about...
by Rob Tribken | Jan 10, 2019 | Spiritual Aspects of Leadership, Working Well
Topic: The Power of Humility in the Workplace: When Does It Help? When Does It Hurt? On October 30, 2018, Dr. Peter Hill spoke to our first Work Life Forum at La Cañada Presbyterian Church and presented the results of new research he and a multi-university team have...
by Rob Tribken | Jul 24, 2018 | Finding Purpose, Role of the Church, Spiritual Aspects of Leadership, Spiritual Practices, Working Well, Workplace Stress
Introducing Our New Small Group Study Guide TheTransforming Work: Spiritual Renewal in Our Work Lives study guide can help you think about the serious work issues you face and how your own faith or spirituality might help. It is designed for people who take their...
by Rob Tribken | Jul 13, 2018 | Working Well, Workplace Stress
When people talk about their more frustrating work-related problems, quite often the issue of time, or the lack of it, comes up. For many people, there is not enough time to get everything done and this can be a serious and chronic source of stress. It seems as though...
by Rob Tribken | Sep 26, 2017 | Podcasts, Spiritual Practices, Working Well, Workplace Stress
The Gift of Rest and Renewal Most of us know that we could benefit from periodically taking time off from our work and responsibilities, and enjoying a time of rest and renewal. But that does not make it easy to do. The Biblical idea of the Sabbath, of taking one day...
