Topic: Attitude to Work

Your attitude to work is how you approach and handle your responsibilities; at home, at work, and in your personal life. It reflects your mindset, effort, and consistency, especially on days when you feel tired, unmotivated, or unseen.

Working on your attitude to work matters because progress depends more on faithfulness than feelings. A healthy attitude helps you remain diligent, work with your energy, ask for help when needed, and grow steadily. It’s not about perfection, but about honouring yourself by handling what has been entrusted to you with intention and responsibility.

Must-Do List

Instead of a general to-do list, create a Must Do List each day. Decide on one or more valuable tasks that must be completed before the day ends. It could be: Reading your Bible Reading a book Praying Working on … Read More

Intentional Rest

Choose one evening each week to rest intentionally. No chores, no pressure, no guilt, just rest and reset your mind and body. Definition of Done (DOD): Before you click done, ensure you have practiced intentional rest at least once in … Read More

What God Says About Work

Read Colossians 3:23. Reflect on what it means to work wholeheartedly, both at your workplace and at home. Definition of Done (DOD): Before you click done, ensure you have read the scripture and written what working wholeheartedly means to you.

Skill Upgrade

Upgrade one skill this month. You can watch YouTube to learn something new. The skill can be on anything — working smarter, cleaning faster, organising better, multitasking, or improving efficiency in your daily life. Definition of Done (DOD): Before you … Read More

Conquer the Hard Task

Pick one hard task to conquer this month. Something you usually avoid because it feels stressful, demanding, or overwhelming. It could be work-related, home-related, or personal. Definition of Done (DOD): Before you click done, ensure you have completed the hard … Read More

Gratitude Journal

Reflect on this: “What am I grateful for in my job? How grateful am I for the help I receive from people?” Write your answers in your journal and take time to appreciate who supports your daily work. Both at … Read More

Normalize Asking for Help

Learn to ask for help instead of assuming people don’t want to help you. Ask your husband to help with chores. Ask your colleague for help. Ask your kids for help. Never be tired of asking and be grateful for … Read More

Delayed Gratification

Delay something you enjoy (eg movie, outing, partying) until weekend after a chosen task is done. Task can be reading a chapter of a book, pursuing a knowledge, staying true to a habit etc Definition of Done (DOD): Before you … Read More

List All Hanging Tasks

List all incomplete tasks (at work and home). Pick one task per day/week to complete. Definition of Done (DOD): Before you click done, ensure you have written your full list of hanging tasks and completed at least one from the … Read More