Yes, There are ‘Thorns’ in Vocational Ministry Too
Last week, The New York Times published an insightful and intriguing article by Charles Duhigg entitled, “Wealthy, Successful, and Miserable.”
Duhigg, himself a graduate of Harvard’s Business School, explores the level of job satisfaction attained by America’s highest achievers. These individuals, on the surface, look like they have it all. Impressive degrees, high-power jobs, and lots of money.
Surely, if anyone would be happy, it would be these folks. And yet, Duhigg discovers, most of these folks are profoundly miserable.
It turns out that our modern era’s unprecedented economic success is matched only by the unprecedented amount of job dissatisfaction that has come with it. Professional disappointment is … Continue reading...