Boost your personal and professional growth with a Guided Discussion
A companion to the Meaningful Work Inventory, the Guided Discussion is a safe space to reflect on your work.
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Nov 125 min read
What’s special about our MeaningSphere Guides?
Guides are skilled, empathetic professionals trained to use the Map of Meaning to help you uncover what really matters in your worklife.
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Nov 58 min read
Navigating a career transition (or thinking about one)? Try the MWI!
We’re living in a period of constant transition. Here’s how the Meaningful Work Inventory can help you stay sane.
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Oct 223 min read
The power of a "Stop, Start, Continue" plan: A path to meaningful work
This simple yet effective exercise is designed to help you take action toward a more meaningful and fulfilling professional life.
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Oct 96 min read
How does the Meaningful Work Inventory compare to a personality or career test?
In contrast to many personal assessment tools, the MWI measures an aspect of your lived experience, rather than an aspect of your identity.
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May 214 min read
Book Review: Experiments in Reflection by Leticia Britos Cavagnaro
How can reflection help you not just look back on your past worklife, but better understand the present and shape your future worklife?
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May 75 min read
How to get started with meaningful work
Three steps to get you started exploring what meaningful work looks like to you.
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May 26 min read
How well do you know yourself?
Here are some ways to test and expand our self-knowledge, starting with these recommendations from our very own MeaningSphere Guides.
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Apr 223 min read
Book Review: Right Kind of Wrong by Amy Edmondson
In "Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well" Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmondson challenges the conventional view of f
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Apr 44 min read
Book Review: Slow Productivity by Cal Newport
Why is productivity so broken and what is it anyway? In his latest book Slow Productivity, bestselling author and Georgetown University prof
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Mar 285 min read
The subtle art of failing well
Let's explore what we can learn from failure, starting with these recommendations from your MeaningSphere Guides.
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Mar 63 min read
Ten inspirational meaningful work quotes
It's human nature to look for meaning in our daily lives. We've put together our favorite inspirational quotes on meaningful work.
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Feb 282 min read
How to find a job you love in three steps
You have the power to shape your own working life toward something that works for you—work that you truly love.
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Feb 264 min read
On the nature of your work
What if, instead of trying to be productive all the time, we spoke of our work in the language of seasons and tides?
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Feb 253 min read
Ten inspirational quotes on finding a job you love
Here are ten pieces of wisdom pulled from some of our MeaningSphere Book Club reads (so far).
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Feb 145 min read
Should you worry about finding a job you love?
Does being passionate about your work make you better at it? And does it make you happier?
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Feb 127 min read
How to bring a little love to your team
Call it love, call it respect, call it whatever you like. Team work makes the dream work, after all.
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Feb 74 min read
We need to keep talking about burnout
Burnout can happen even if you love your job—perhaps especially then.
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Feb 74 min read
Book review: Love + Work by Marcus Buckingham
Buckingham's latest work asks, what does it mean to love your job? Join us for a discussion of this book on Feb. 29.
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Feb 54 min read
Love your job: How a healthy tension of love and fear shaped my career
MeaningSphere Guide Sheri Buergey shares the role both love and fear have played in shaping her own exploration of meaningful work.
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