Here are some ways to test and expand our self-knowledge, starting with these recommendations from our very own MeaningSphere Guides.

Let's explore what we can learn from failure, starting with these recommendations from your MeaningSphere Guides.

What if, instead of trying to be productive all the time, we spoke of our work in the language of seasons and tides?

MeaningSphere Guide Sheri Buergey shares the role both love and fear have played in shaping her own exploration of meaningful work.

These questions can help you look ahead to the rest of your year and plan a fresh start in 2024.

If you didn’t make any new year’s resolutions this time round, or you’ve already given yours up – don’t worry.

This January, why not dedicate a month to figuring out what does or doesn’t make your work meaningful to you?

Pause and reflect on what work's been like for you this year with this reflection activity from the MeaningSphere Guides.

Susan Taylor describes how a transformative encounter in the wilderness motivated her to pursue work as a facilitator and coach.

Meaning Circle host Mita Broca takes us through what practicing vulnerability at work looks like and shares some tips.

MeaningSphere Guide Dale Walker shares why he believes everyone is creative and offers tips for bringing more creativity to your work.

Bill Felty discusses lifelong learning, how it's so hard to say "I don't know," and why we're all late bloomers.

We spoke to MeaningSphere Guide Lilian Kolker about why rest is important for meaningful work.

Work transitions can be frightening, but it can be helpful to think of them as friends.

What can help us better understand what brings us a sense of meaning from the work we do?

As group animals, we quickly sense if we’re a “fit” with the people and places we encounter.

What daily rituals do you already practice? What ritual would you like to introduce to your workday?