Rewards Beyond Money

Faithful on the Clock is a podcast with the mission of getting your work and faith aligned. We want you to understand Who you're serving and why so you can get more joy and legacy from every minute spent on the clock. Thanks for joining us and taking this step toward a more fulfilling job and relationship with God!Want to join us on social media? We'd love to have you stay up-to-date with the show on all our platforms!ThreadsBlueskyFacebookPinterestInstagramLinkedInYouTubeIn this episode...Rewards Beyond Money https://faithfulontheclock.com/rewards-beyond-money If money was gone from your job as a reward, what would you look for as a motivator? Episode 119 of Faithful on the Clock suggests four cornerstones that aren’t the green stuff.Timestamps:[00:04] - Intro[00:55] - Thibodeaux’s background; why money hasn’t been (and continues not to be) a sufficient motivator[03:05] - Reward #1 — a sense of freedom[04:49] - Reward #2 — the ability to influence and change others and the world[06:25] - Reward #3 — opportunity[09:30] - Reward #4 — learning[11:56] - Prayer[12:40] - Outro/What’s coming up nextKey takeaways:My upbringing and current career choices have led me away from money as a work motivator.A sense of freedom is a major reward in work because it connects to your sense of your authentic self, which connects to your relationship with God and the understanding of what’s coming in eternity with Him.The ability to influence and change the lives of others is an important non-monetary work reward because it confirms that you matter — things really would be different if you were not here.Opportunity is the third major non-monetary work reward. It’s significant because it demonstrates that others believe in your potential, not just what you’ve already done.Learning is the final non-monetary work reward. It can make life seem less chaotic and stressful. Instead of seeking learning solely as a deliberate means of self-development, which is directed toward yourself, seek learning with an external focus to understand God, the world, and others. Accepting that God is in control of your learning means you can allow your internal change to happen more organically and don’t need to force it.CTAs:Have an honest discussion with your supervisor about what fills your cup, or ask your team what they get fired up about outside of pay. Come up with at least one way to ensure the work satisfies those needs.What’s coming up next:Without experience, you can’t get opportunities. Without opportunities, you can’t get experience. Episode 120 of Faithful on the Clock confronts this classic work Catch-22.Support the show!Visit the Faithful on the Clock Patreon page to choose a tier plan and become a supporting member. You'll gain access to goodies like early episode access, newsletters, and more based on the plan that's right for you.patreon.com/faithfulontheclockGive a one-off tip or donation on our Captivate support page. You can become a member there with the same great tier options you'll find at Patreon, too.Support Faithful on the Clock Visit our sister site! Faithfulonthclock.com features additional free, free-with-registration, and paid access content to grow your faith, including social media archives, previously published faith-based articles, original blogs, inspirational videos, episode teasers and replaysexclusive faith-based essays and articles, exclusive videosexclusive audioexclusive in-depth devotionals.Share the show! Like these episodes? Share them on social media, in texts or emails, or in person.