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We Help You Do Work that Changes the World

What’s Best next provides resources and training on productivity and leadership,
from a gospel-driven perspective

Why What’s Best Next?

What’s Best Next exists to help you be more effective in doing good work.

We do this not only to help you have more peace of mind and fulfillment yourself, but also so that you can be more effective in bringing benefit to others, to the glory of God. That’s where true fulfillment and effectiveness is found, and we exist to help you explore that truth and apply it.

Theology is Central
One of the things you’ll see is that we try to approach everything from a theological perspective. Theology matters because knowing God is the essential foundation for all of our activity as Christians.

And So is Practice
But we also need to apply what we know. It’s not enough to simply try to do good, to make our organizations and communities better, to build others up. In embracing the Bible’s inspiring vision for our work, we also want to find the best ways to accomplish those things in the real world.

And so being more effective means thinking carefully about work/life balance, time management, collaboration, leadership, and a hundred other things that intersect with our daily work.

And, while we do this, remembering that leading, creating, and getting things done is never an end in itself. We seek the welfare of others. Everything we do as Christians needs to be understood in that light: as a means of serving others and putting them first. 

That’s the missing ingredient in most productivity approaches: love and generosity. As we do our work in this way–that is, motivated and guided by love for God and others, combined with good productivity practices–we see that God transforms the world through our work and all that we do.

By loving others in our work and productivity, in other words, we can connect most fully to God’s work to renew our cultures socially, economically, and spiritually.

That’s true productivity.

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