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Enough of slaving and sacrificing too much of yourself for your job? Enough of putting family, friends, and even your own health on the back burner so you can get the big project done on time…so you can stay late while others walk out at the end of the day…

Sure, you’ve done some great things, gotten some great accolades, and you’ve made a decent living…but you know in your heart something’s missing, don’t you?

Even when you find work that uses your strengths, talents, and core gifts you’ll always face temptations to sacrifice your values and your beliefs.

It’s true: Work will always be work and it will always involve stress and juggling multiple demands. Unfortunately churches aren’t talking about how to make “the Sunday to Monday connection” that helps you consciously make choices that keep you in alignment with your faith, beliefs, and values. It’s just not their focus.

But it’s mine.

I really believe it’s in the workplace that our faith gets tested most of all. While work finances our life, sometimes the choices we make actually force us to be slaves to a job we hate…force us to get remain on a merry-go-round that we can’t seem to stop…

We’re Christians 24-hours a day…Shouldn’t our actions reflect that?...Even at work?

I’m not talking about preaching at work. I’m not talking about forcing our faith on other people. I am talking about actively living your faith, beliefs, and values and creating a life that’s in sync with what you believe and what you value.

That’s where my ezine, The Mustard Seed comes in. It’s a twice-monthly newsletter delivered right to your inbox that shares thought-provoking articles, easy-to-apply tips, inexpensive resources, and other useful information to help you stay focused on God, on Jesus’ teaching, and on keeping your life focused on what really matters to you. You’ll discover insights to help you leverage your strengths and core gifts to create that balanced life you’ve always dreamed of and to actively apply your faith at work and deal with the stress and challenges you face. And it will only take you about 5 minutes to read twice each month. It takes you more time than that to walk to the snack machine in the office and back!

You won't find any extremism in The Mustard Seed. Jesus' message was tolerance and forgiveness and The Mustard Seed is all about that too. I promise you there’s no hateful language, no "stone throwing," or judging. I don’t pretend to have all the answers but I’d like to help you deal with the issues you face and grow closer to God.In the few minutes that it takes you to read each issue of The Mustard Seed, you'll find information you can begin to use right away to make your work life less stressful and more connected to your Christian faith.To thank you for allowing me share my message with you, my gift to you is, a free chapter to my e-book, Faith at Work, vol. 1: Triumph Over the Seven Deadly Sins.

Let’s face it…greed, pride, anger…even sloth and lust...are alive and well in the workplace today. The book gives you tips and strategies to help in the fight we face to resist and overcome them.You’ll get the link to your free chapter when you confirm your subscription to The Mustard Seed. You’ll immediately see how, with just a slight change to your mindset, and a little effort, you can make God the focus of your life…even on the job.You’ll deal with stress better, re-align your priorities, get more pleasure out of work…and most importantly, develop a closer relationship with God.

"Can You Spare 5 Minutes Twice Each Month to Discover Strategies to Create a Work Life Centered on Your Beliefs?”

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