Fast Company published an article by Po Bronson. He gets at the heart of what's eating modern American workers. Cam posted the quote below. I've had a varied history at work, and have often gravitated toward work that had eternal significance. Recently, I've found myself thinking about all my activities as potentially significant, "charged with the grandeur of God," to quote poet Gerard M. Hopkins.

Why have I tried to find meaning and significance in my work, and disregarded the rest of my life? For instance, my family depends on me for their present and future. While my work helps to affect the lives of millions of people worldwide, three people are deeply affected by what I do every second of every day, because those activities shape the man, husband and father that I am.

Is it too late for a resolution to do all that I do in Christian faith, and to therefore consider all I do kingdom work? No, it's not.