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In this episode of Values Driven Wealth, Jim Kreid discusses the biblical perspective on work as a gift from God, emphasizing that work is tied to our purpose and calling rather than a mere means to retirement. He explores how engaging in meaningful work can lead to a longer, healthier life and provides practical steps for discovering one's calling and stewarding wealth purposefully. The conversation highlights the importance of serving others and living out one's faith through work and financial decisions.
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