Cultural Clashes with our Faith & Work: Hard Work

Historically, many Americans have viewed hard work as a key to success in the workplace.

Indeed, many well-developed societies have upheld that the cultural value of hard work is a moral virtue. A common belief is that hard work leads to success, wealth, promotions, status, and much more. Thus, hard work results in a better job, and a better job results in a better career. But, at what point is our emphasis on hard work too much?

Intense dedication to hard work often brings long hours, overcommitments, workaholic tendencies, and other challenges to many people. Hard work does not always equate to good works.

Join Dr. Larry Rottmeyer for this discussion on gaining new perspectives of the value of hard work and practical steps to reframe your own approach to your work.

What else you can expect from the event:

• Free coffee and snacks
• Connect with other believers who want their work to matter and want to make a difference
• Learn more about NEI CFW and other ways to connect and grow
• Free parking available in the lot just east of the building - enter off Williams Street

Host or Publisher Northeast Indiana Center for Faith and Work