Sometimes we imagine changing the world requires stupendous feats, monumental courage, or superhuman endurance. We cheer heroes that devote their lives to particular issues and wish that we...
As you reflect back on 2014, what stands out to you? What were the highlights? The regrets? What kept you from flourishing? Can you point to areas of...
Leaders inevitably find themselves in difficult situations. There are hard decisions. There are failures and weaknesses where people demand answers. There are times when you don’t have answers...
Editor’s note: Today we introduce Austin Burkhart, the newest contributor to the IFWE blog. He is the founder of ONE2 Conferences, a faith and work event for college...
The New Year’s resolution is an old tradition that has become a greater source of satire than an actual practice for most people. Take gym memberships, for example....
We’re celebrating the coming of 2015 by celebrating you, our readers, and looking back on your favorite IFWE posts of 2014. Here are the posts you read and...
Though it sounds goofy to some, I unashamedly rely upon this question to help me be a better person and project manager, and a better leader: “What...
Giving and receiving gifts can be a tricky business. For some, the holidays are an emotionally charged season. The materialism and buzz can grate on a heart struggling...
When I was in college, I read through the Bible for the first time. Before that, I had only read some of the New Testament and a few...
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