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Published by Helen | Filed under Career, Faith, Yay!
Pick up a copy of the September issue of Good Housekeeping. Flip to page 128 and see a familiar face.
The whole article is worth a read–it’s how to avoid and handle burning out as a volunteer. That in itself is worth an Ask the Matriarch column!!!
But it also ties back to a column I wrote for the Episcopal Cafe last year–worth revisiting in light of the fact that Good Housekeeping felt my career evolution worth a spotlight. So any of you who google me based on my appearance in the magazine, have a look at it here:
From Transparency to Enlightenment: On taking the step of putting my volunteer “church” work on my resume.
August 10th, 2008
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