Consistent and focused prayer helps busy professionals make space for God to work in our minds and hearts—it is the key to growth in virtue. Yet, in a busy world that sees self-reliance as a badge of honor, finding the time or focus for prayer can be intimidating. If these challenges feel familiar, I can help.
You’re stretched thin.
You yearn to sense when God is speaking to you, but daily pressures leave little room for spiritual reflection and growth.
You wonder, “What else?”
Despite your achievements and outward success, you feel restless and long for greater peace and purpose in life.
You feel disconnected.
You’re active in your parish, but wish you had a truly supportive faith community – one you could ask the questions that keep you up at night.
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Tools and tips to accelerate your journey to more virtuous leadership.
A bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church belong on everyone's bookshelf! In addition, here are my 5 top picks for books to help you grow in virtue as a leader.
- Virtuous Leadership, Alexandre Havard
- Searching for and Maintaining Peace, Father Jacques Philippe (really, anything by Father Philippe!)
- Introduction to the Devout Life, St. Francis de Sales
- What Does God Want?, Father Michael Scanlan
- Abandonment to Divine Providence, Father Jean-Pierre de Caussade
Growth in virtue is the basis of great leadership -- and prayer is the gateway to virtue. But what exactly is virtue, anyway? And what does it look like in real life? Check out these super-quick videos!
These simple steps will help you bring God
more into your life and work, starting today.
5 Steps for Boosting Peace and Confidence at Work and Home
1. Do whatever increases your love for God and your desire to hang out with him. Some options are daily Mass, meeting up with other faithful Catholics, watching videos of lives of the saints, and regular spiritual reading.
2. Speaking of spiritual reading, keep handy at least one "go-to" book that you know will get you in the God zone as a prelude to prayer or when you're feeling “meh.” The writing of saints and spiritual masters means we never have to go it alone.
3. Make time for a regular examination of conscience. It doesn't have to be just before bed – pick your own time. Even if it's a few times a week, jot down at least one time when you know God was with you that day and one time you could have done things more God's way.
4. Make it to confession every month or so. Not sure what to confess? Just look back at your examinations of conscience. And crack open the “Pocket Guide to the Sacrament of Reconciliation” by Fathers Josh Johnson and Mike Schmitz – it's modern, accessible, and not scary.
5. Out of all the spiritual tips out there, the most important of all is consistent prayer. If we have that, our closeness to God will grow because we're opening ourselves to his action in us. And he will not disappoint.
These resources will guide you toward genuine spiritual growth. To gain clarity on your current relationship with God, schedule a free call with me. You’ll leave with an understanding of your next best step toward achieving greater peace and virtue at work and at home.
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