When Work and Family Collide
Keeping Your Job from Cheating Your Family

Another audio-book version that I listened to. This one is short (about three hours) and very much to the point. Though it’s written more for married couples, I still gleaned a lot and have a lot to think about as a single girl. Stanley emphasized, “You’re going to have to cheat somewhere—your job o......more

The concept is simple, the execution is tough, but the reward is lifelong. Stanley's book pushes back against the western priorities developed mostly in the past 50 years of putting work first before everything else by saying things like, "I've seen too many men and women cheat their families only to......more

When Work and Family Collide presents a comprehensive strategy for purposely investing more time with your family. Unfortunately, the focus is far too narrow. Stanley seems to be targeting solely career businessmen who have aren't paid an hourly wage. What about those who work the graveyard shift? W......more

I give this book 5 starts because I cruised through it in one evening and will read it again to highlight key points or poignant quotes. Andy's writing is practical, engaging, and LOL funny, at times. Biggest truth take away: in God's original plan, there was no conflict between work and family. But......more

This book had so many amazing points to it and I can’t wait for my husband to read it! I’ve found myself nodding along to the book so many times. I’ve said 90% of the things Andy Stanley wrote about, wishing my husband would understand that I know he doesn’t *intend* to be late for everything or tak......more