Master of One: Find and Focus on the Work You Were Created to Do

Name: Master of One
Author: Jordan Raynor

by Jordan Raynor

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Entrepreneurial pioneer, thought leader, and best-selling author helps you find, focus on, and master the work you were created to do. We have more options for our work than ever before, leading many of us to spend years dabbling in different jobs, side-hustles, and career paths. This experimentation can be a good thing, but more often than not, it leaves us feeling dissatisfied as a “Jack (or Jill) of all trades, and a master of none.” In this groundbreaking book, Jordan Raynor offers a better way, helping you find and focus on the work God created you to do until you become a master of one. In his national bestselling book, Called to Create, Raynor established that work is one of our primary forms of ministry. In Master of One, he builds upon that message, using his story-driven, gospel-centric style to make the case that it is through excellent work that we glorify God, love our neighbors as ourselves, and earn the right to be heard by a world thirsty for truth. With stories from Christ-followers such as C. S. Lewis, Emily Ley, Fred Rogers, Cynthia Marshall, and Chip Gaines, this accessible and practical book will reframe your thinking about work, giving you renewed passion and vision to find and master your one thing.

Categories: Non-Fiction

Author, Jordan Raynor, has written a great resource with practical steps and wisdom on how to not be a “Jack of all trades, master of NONE” and instead be Master of One. Usually an excellent book is noted by not being able to put it down, but this book should be digested and not just quickly read through. It is packed with insight and actionable content to help you discover your God given purpose – serving Him with our talents. With stories and quotes from other Christians, it allows the reader to identify with someone who is like them. You will want to mark this one up and keep it for future reference. Excellent read and highly recommend.

Disclosure:

I received a copy of this book for review via Waterbrook Press. In no way has this influenced my review. The opinions expressed in this review are my own.