Anyone that deals with bookkeeping in their professional life would do well to think about the applicability to their moral lives. Dr. Stocks has given a very good framework for consideration. Our Book of Life - BYU Speeches
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Topic Study: Zion and Work
(TG Entry: Zion) This earth for man and woman began as a garden, the Garden of Eden. Yet prophecy is clear that it does not end as a garden; it ends as the City of Zion. 62 And righteousness will I send down out of heaven; and truth will I send forth out of the … Continue reading Topic Study: Zion and Work
Topic Study: Work
(August 2008) David Stanley, “The Principle of Work,” Ensign, May 1993, 44 “We are becoming the world experts in meeting, thinking, planning, and organizing about working the work, but we need to do it. We need to work. While many are sitting and saying and even shouting great swelling words of marginal effectiveness, hard-working Latter-day … Continue reading Topic Study: Work
Employment
(February 2006) The following quotes from Elder Maxwell during a BYU Devotional Address at BYU provide an interesting perspective on the world of employment here in this life: How often have you and I really pondered just what it is, therefore, that will rise with us in the resurrection? Our intelligence will rise with us, … Continue reading Employment
Topic Study: Work Balance
(June 2005) I Agreement with Employers We cannot steal from our employers. If our agreement with them is to work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, we must honor that agreement. To the Bishops of the church, President Hinckley said: I know that the work is hard at times. There are never enough … Continue reading Topic Study: Work Balance
Topic Study: Time Management
(January 2005 TG Entry - Steward) I Results of my Time Study I wrote the following e-mail to some friends in January 2005. You may (or may not) be interested in the results of my personal time study for the last year. I estimated daily my time spent in different areas of my life for … Continue reading Topic Study: Time Management
Kip on Character 