In this revelatory new book, Simon Sinek offers a framework for leading with an infinite mindset. On one hand, none of us can resist the fleeting thrills of a promotion earned or a tournament won, yet these rewards fade quickly. In pursuit of a Just Cause, we will commit to a vision of a future world so appealing that we will build it week after week, month after month, year after year. Although we do not know the exact form this world will take, working toward it gives our work and our life meaning.

Anger is love in motion. Slow anger is life giving. Our anger reflex acts faster than our conscious thought. Anger in haste ruins relationships, distorts our decision making, and even hurts our heath. Watch as Howard explains practical ways to slow our anger — in love — using surgical strikes on real problems while valuing people above problems.

Anger has the power to disintegrate our health, our communities, and our individual wisdom. However, anger can be a good thing; it is an attribute of God and of anyone who loves. The key to healing anger is to find out what you truly love and why your anger is out of control.

Jesus gives us the most radical ethic of love that’s ever been put forth: “Turn the other cheek.” This ethic has been criticized and disregarded, but no one ever says the reason is because it’s too low or vile or unworthy. They always say it’s too high, too lofty.

Anger is a motivator. The right kind of anger has freed millions of people. Disordered anger has killed millions of people. Anger can be the dead end of your work. Anger can be the dead end of your life.

Something that matters to you just isn’t right. First you see the problem, then you feel it. It starts with a rush of adrenaline and often a rush of words, but it ends with an overwhelming sense of irritation that impacts how we talk to those we live and work with, complaining,and maybe even a settled bitterness to a person or a group of person. We know anger affects us negatively, but we don’t know any other way to respond when life goes wrong. Good and Angry, a groundbreaking new book from David Powlison, contends that anger is more than a problem to solve.

Tim Keller sermons via Gospel in Life: In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus contrasts two groups who appear the same on the outside, but have different motives on the inside. Religious people are superficial, hiding behind the letter of the law; but people who are changed by the gospel are shining in the spirit of the law.

We are not made to shrink back from high standards. Even demanding work is a privilege to enjoy. People who enjoy and are fulfilled in their work have one thing in common, they fuse their “must do” with their joy of “getting to do.” Watch as Howard explains the practical advantage of doing work for the joy set before us!

People who enjoy and feel fulfilled in their work have one thing in common, they fuse their “must do” with their joy of “getting to do.” The more we see our work as an opportunity to live out our calling, the more purpose and joy we will have in working the right way!