Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture When Your Calling Leads to Burnout (with Arianna Molloy)
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Jan 28, 2025 Dr. Ariana Molloy, an Associate Professor of Organizational Communication at Biola University, shares insights from her expertise on meaningful work and her book, *Healthy Calling*. She discusses the vulnerability to burnout for those who see their work as a calling, emphasizing the need for boundaries. The conversation explores how to distinguish between healthy and toxic work pursuits, the importance of humility in demanding jobs, and the role of rest in sustaining one's calling. Arianna offers real-life examples and metaphors to illustrate finding meaning in work.
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COVID Burnout
- Arianna Molloy describes a moment of potential burnout while teaching from home during COVID.
- Her son interrupted her class, leading a friend to suggest she write a book about burnout.
Calling Burnout Is Relational
- Calling-related burnout is unique and involves a relational element, impacting one's sense of self.
- It affects relationships with oneself, God (the caller), and the community served.
Discerning Your Calling
- Discerning calling involves paying attention to skills, passions, and positive impact areas.
- Consider mentors' perspectives and personal inclinations.
