Marc Lesser reminds us of one simple fact: that it is up to us to look within ourselves and to bring our work and our lives alive.
Genine Lentine on how a McJob and her brother’s magic tricks led her to the zendo. Advisory: this piece contains adult language.
An increasing number of lawyers are training themselves to work on their inner life in an effort to improve their law practice.
The intersection between professional fulfillment and mindfulness can’t be fully unpacked between floors one and seven.
“Are some Buddhist magazines behind the times?” That’s the question, posed by James of The Buddhist Blog. Rod Meade Sperry answers him.
Daniel Chan, of the Australian Chinese Buddhist Society, thinks so, and he’s planning to for this week’s record $90 million Oz Lotto draw.
There are surprising parallels between the noble truths of Buddhism and money guru Suze Orman’s advice on getting real financially.
What is “right livelihood”? What “spiritual values” should an employer support? Can I bring my spiritual priorities and insights to work?
Buddhadharma readers share their experience of Buddhist practice in everyday life as it relates to work and the workplace.
Buddhadharma readers share their experience of Buddhist practice in everyday life as it relates to the workplace.
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