Here are ten pieces of wisdom pulled from some of our MeaningSphere Book Club reads (so far).

Does being passionate about your work make you better at it? And does it make you happier?

Call it love, call it respect, call it whatever you like. Team work makes the dream work, after all.

Burnout can happen even if you love your job—perhaps especially then.

Buckingham's latest work asks, what does it mean to love your job?

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

How can imagining our future selves help us through times of transition? Team coach, facilitator and creative strategist Roz Duffy explores

Last year, on the first day of Black History Month, I sent my colleagues a more personal email than usual.

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.

Stanford educators apply "design thinking" to shaping a fulfilling career in this book. Join us for a discussion on January 30!

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.

Dr. Gail Townsend unpacks the risks involved in both giving and receiving feedback, and shares how to navigate through them.

In healthy work cultures, feedback is not an "event." It's one part of a continuous cycle of communication and learning.

Priya Parker embarks on a thought-provoking journey into the essence of human gatherings. Join us for a discussion of this book December 21!

How can we come together in a meaningful way? Six top tips for running effective and collaborative meetings.

Louise Lilja reflects on how finding a community of volunteers gave her renewed purpose, and shares tips for doing the same.

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

A review of Sensitive, by Jenn Granneman and Andre Sólo. Join us for a discussion of this book November 30th.