Describe how work is viewed as a cultivation

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The questions are referring to the book titled, "Every Good Endeavor" written by Timothy Keller. Based on Keller's book, describe how work is viewed as a cultivation and service from a Biblical perspective. Does this change how you view work? Why or why not? Based on Keller's book, why does work often become "pointless" or "fruitless" and how might this impact leadership?

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