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Mar 21, 2023 17 min

186 - Making Godly Work Decisions

from Work and Play with Nancy Ray Hosted by Nancy Ray

There is never a shortage of decisions to be made in regards to your work. What should I be doing for my career? Should I stop working when I have children? Do I go back to work? And if I do, when should I go back to work? How much should I be working? Should I close down my work? Should I start something new? Should I hire someone? Do I need to fire someone? How do I spend my time this year? How do I spend my time today? The decisions go on and on. In today's episode, I'm going to encourage you with some tools that you can use when making a big decision in regards to your work. And I'm just gonna be here to remind you that God's got you and He's got your business from beginning to end. For the full show notes, head to nancyray.com/podcast/186. Resources from this episode: The Work & Play Weekly Checklist (Free Download!) The Work & Play Patreon Episode 004 - Seasons of Business Episode 005 - Calling vs. Assignment C12 5-Point Discernment Tool The Seasons of God, by Richard Blackaby Episode 047 - Book | Seasons of God with Dr. Richard Blackaby The Next Right Thing, by Emily P. Freeman Affiliate links have been used in this post! I do receive a commission when you choose to purchase through these links, and that helps me keep this podcast up and running—I truly appreciate when you choose to use them!

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