Financial compensation, paid time off, collaborative coworkers, and a handsome benefits package are a few of the defining things people want in exchange for their work. In this video, Howard unpacks the needs we have that our work is designed to meet, and, in the process, demonstrates the significance of the non-financial aspects of compensation.

A good job facilitates the rest of your life. Your life is about so much more than your job. The value exchange of work is complete when you receive benefits in exchange for the work you have done.

Work, in its purest form, is a three-way exchange of value that glorifies our creator. As these 3 parts of work overlap and converge, the result is increased value for all stakeholders, and, most importantly, more joy and satisfaction.

Business is all about serving other people's needs. But that can be tricky, especially when your client doesn't know what they truly need. In this video, Howard provides a framework for understanding and satisfying your client's needs.

All leaders need to develop skills and systems to help diagnose and meet the needs of those they serve, even when those they serve don’t know what they need. A good leader knows how to take someone from what they say they want to what they really need.

Everyone has unique gifts. And when leaders know their gifts, they better understand their purpose and how they can best lead others. In this video, Howard clarifies what our gifts tell us about our purpose at work.

As followers of Jesus we are heirs of the King and we are formed by God to do the very same work that Jesus did. God is doing the exact same thing for you and for me in all of the work He has prepared for us to do. But how can you know the work you are called to do? How can you be sure you are prepared?

Followers of Jesus are given new life and this new way of life means that we also work in a new and different way. In this video Howard clarifies the distinctions between our calling / vocation, career, and job. And how our new life in Christ transforms how we go about our work.

Whether you are looking for a new job or not, God is calling you to new work. This is as true for the experienced executive as it is for those just starting full time work.