Identity and motives
Examine the place work, recognition, and approval hold in your sense of worth, and what is influencing the decisions you make.
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Build With Integrity in a World That Rewards Performance.
Righteousness in the Marketplace
Reclaiming Your Work from Hustle and Performance
You want to build meaningful work, honor God, and serve people well. But the advice around growth, visibility, and selling can pull against those convictions. This book examines that tension and what it means to build with integrity.
The Question Behind the Book
Do your methods agree with your convictions?
Building a business, a ministry, or a body of creative work involves real decisions about money, visibility, people, and responsibility. The methods around you may be effective. That still leaves a question worth asking: Are they consistent with what you believe?
Over time, pressure to stay visible, keep producing, and follow successful formulas can begin to influence decisions that once came from conviction. This book invites you to examine where that may be happening in your own work.
Righteousness in the Marketplace brings Scripture into that examination, with attention to the motives, habits, and choices that shape how we build.
Inside the Book
Faith applied to the decisions behind your work.
Marketing and integrity
Consider how you communicate, sell, and pursue growth while respecting people and keeping your conscience clear.
Stewardship and boundaries
Think carefully about what you share, what you protect, and the responsibility that comes with your work and influence.
From Chapter 2
Religion will teach you how to act the part. Righteousness will teach you how to be the part. Most people cannot tell the difference until it is too late, until the fruit has rotted and the foundation has cracked.
Righteousness in the Marketplace · Fe Jones
Selected Chapter Titles- Burn the Blueprint
- Righteous, Not Religious
- What Integrity Costs
- Righteousness Protects the Sacred
- Wholeness Makes You Wise
- What Will Heaven Say About What You Built?
Who This Book Is For
For the woman who wants her work to reflect her faith.
I wrote this book for Christian women building businesses, ministries, creative work, or public bodies of work who want their methods to agree with their convictions.
- You want to grow and earn while treating people honestly and respectfully.
- You are examining advice that encourages constant visibility, performance, or pressure.
- You want clearer boundaries around your work, your private life, and what you share publicly.
- You are willing to look at your motives and bring Scripture into your business decisions.
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A direct connection to my work.
I sell this book directly because I want the way I offer it to reflect what I teach. Buying here gives you a direct connection to my work and a clear place to contact me with questions about your order.
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About the Author
Fe Jones
I am an author, certified life coach, and lifelong student of psychology, philosophy, and theology. I write about the beliefs, patterns, and decisions that shape how we live, lead, and work.
My experience building a business from my dining room table into boutiques, online sales, international orders, and its own retail store made integrity practical for me. It showed up in the products I made, the promises I kept, and how I treated the people I served.
That experience informs this book. My Christian faith shapes the questions I ask about business, and I want to help you examine those questions in your own work.
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