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Between the Great Resignation and “quiet quitting,” it’s no secret that young adults have mixed…
I’ve always been somewhat uncomfortable with my Western privilege. I sometimes feel guilty that I…
You are not your job title. Your job does not define you. You are more…
Rebecca Mayer talks on the pressures of success and how it relates to faith.
From the time we are old enough to form sentences, we are asked to articulate…
RELEVANT offers 7 tips to make it through this tough financial season with your sanity—and spirit—intact.
“Your profession is not what brings home your weekly paycheck. Your profession is what you’re…
The world has fundamentally changed since the great recession of 2008. In 2013 alone, 77…
You know that feeling when you look back at what you wanted to be when you were five (doctor, ballerina, rocket scientist) and where you are now—working the late shift, paying rent and overwhelmed by the prospect of what’s next? Dan Miller has something to say to you.
Jon Acuff knows what it’s like when it feels as if your mind is going…
Most millennials don’t love their jobs. According to a Gallup poll, “Only 29 percent of…
Knowledge and education are vital to surviving in our world. At young ages, we are…
Dave Ramsey writes for RELEVANT about how our finances have a spiritual component of discipline that can trap us or help us lead a moral life.
It sounded like a good idea to work at home, fantastic even. I could get…
Editor’s Note: The following is an edited excerpt from Bryan Dik’s Redeeming Work Faith-work integration…
A majority of my time at work is spent working with extremely high-caliber college student…
Stop for a moment and think of 16-year-old you. Embarrassed? Blushing? Maybe, at that time,…
“Who am I?” is one of the simplest questions to ask and one of the hardest to answer. If you want to be the best person you can be, here’s 3 things you need to know.
The RELEVANT Magazine Graduate Guide Slices includes a piece about offbeat master’s degrees, like a degree in meat science.
Ben Stevens writes about our misconceptions of financial freedom and what Jesus would really desire us to consider with our spending.
