As Christian workers, we are called to strive for excellence and live a healthy life. However, time and energy are limited, and many people live in the frustration of never attaining excellence at work and in their personal lives. Unfortunately, many people inevitably attend to one well and end up losing the other. They are excelling in their job and making great progress for the company they are working for, but they neglect their spouses and children. Or they have a thriving family life but are missing critical tasks at work. Perhaps there is a different way. Is it possible to strike a balance between work and life? How do you practically do this to attain balance? The answer may surprise you, and you will find it in this book. 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR 

Elaine Kung, Hong Kong-born Elder Elaine graduated from Cornell University with an undergraduate degree and Princeton University graduate school, majoring in Electrical Materials Engineering. She served in various technical and business leadership positions at AT&T before retiring in 2017. She and her husband are passionate about evangelism, discipleship, and workplace missions, serving as Sunday School teachers, deacons, deacon board presidents, and church elders, and in 1996 founded the Called To Work workplace missions ministry to encourage people to enjoy and experience God's presence in the workplace. In addition, she has received several industry honors such as the All American Minority Women's Career Achievement Award, Outstanding Business Woman, and Most Dynamic Executive. 

Currently, Elaine is the Chairperson of the Chinese Board of Directors of the Theology of Work Project, a board member and advisor to 8 international organizations and seminaries, including the Association of Christ's Ambassadors, Wafo, Lausanne, and serves as an instructor for churches, workplaces, seminaries, business schools, and international ministries. During the peak of the epidemic there were more than twenty 1-to-1 supervisions and more than thirty lectures per month to help people integrate faith in work, leadership, and family relationships, to make an impact, and to live out a whole life of missionary discipleship in the workplace. She has established a global team of bi-vocational ministry mentors, and is the author of "A Life of Three Whole Lives", "Energy Management for Workplace Masters", "Octopus for Workplace Communication", "Workplace Mission", etc. Elder Elaine has a happy three-generation family living in California, U.S.A. She is also the author of the book "The Life of Three Whole Lives".