Millions have embraced the insights of the spiritual classic A Course in Miracles as a source of vision, empowerment, and deeper connection with others. For years, author and career expert Emily Bennington has quietly drawn upon this inspired text’s most useful principles to help thousands succeed in their vocations.
With Miracles at Work, she invites kindred spirits—those who yearn to bring their spiritual Selves into their professional lives—to begin the adventure.
Merging principles of the Course with mindfulness practices, social and emotional intelligence, and her own proven strategies for on-the-job success, Emily illuminates for those at any career stage how to: Anchor in to your aware Self on the job, resulting in extraordinary composure and leadership presenceUse the Course method for reorganizing your energy in each moment, allowing you to instantly release anxiety, anger, judgments, comparisons, or fear“Rise above the battleground” and navigate conflict with easeMove from a thought system based on striving and “specialness” to one grounded in connectednessStay inspired at work even through long periods of struggle, doubt, and overwhelm“When you strengthen your spiritual foundation, you become a healing presence to those around you—which naturally expands your influence at work,” teaches Emily Bennington.
Whether you’re familiar with A Course in Miracles or new to its insights, Miracles at Work is an exceptional guide to applying its timeless wisdom to your career, where it can profoundly enrich your experience and enhance your impact on the world.
As witty as it is whip-smart! I had the opportunity to review an advanced copy of Miracles at Work and there are not enough likes for me to communicate how much I adore this book. In full transparency, I am friends with the author. With that said, my adoration for Emily’s interpretation of the Course has nothing to with friendship. It’s based on her ability to provide an accessible pathway for those of us who want to succeed to also be unapologetic about our hunger to be spiritual. And mindful. And Emily astutely…