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RELIGIOUSNESS, SPIRITUALITY AND WORK VALUES: A STEP FORWARD FOR WORK-LIFE BALANCE?

Roxana A.I. CARDOȘ* & Ionuț S. MONE
Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Abstract
This exploratory study investigated the relationship between spirituality, religiousness and work values using a sample of N= 122 participants. Nonparametric partial correlation revealed that intrinsic religiousness was positively correlated with cognitive work values, extrinisic personal religiousness was negatively correlated with affective work values, and spirituality was not associated with any category of work values. The effects of gender were statistically controlled by a series of Spearman Rho correlations. In our sample, there were gender differences, with females reporting higher levels of extrinsic personal religiousness and lower levels of daily spiritual experiences and instrumental, cognitive and affective work values. These findings provide important implications for designing coaching programs, with the ultimate goal of establishing work-life balance.

Soulful Success: How to Grow a Spirituality YouTube Channel

In recent years, there has been a rise in the popularity of spirituality on YouTube. With millions of viewers searching for content on topics like meditation, mindfulness, and self-improvement, there is a growing opportunity for creators to build successful channels in this niche. However, standing out in a crowded market can be challenging. So, how can you grow a spirituality YouTube channel and connect with your audience? Here are some tips to help you achieve soulful success.

Define your niche
Before you start creating content, it’s important to define your niche. What topics are you passionate about? What unique perspective can you offer? What sets you apart from other creators? By narrowing down your focus, you can attract a dedicated audience who are interested in what you have to say.

Create high-quality content
The quality of your content is crucial to the success of your channel. Ensure that your videos are well-produced and visually appealing. Invest in good lighting and audio equipment to improve the overall quality of your content. Additionally, provide value to your viewers by delivering informative and engaging content that aligns with your niche.

Engage with your audience
Engaging with your audience is a crucial component of building a successful YouTube channel. Respond to comments and messages, and make an effort to connect with your viewers on a personal level. You can also use social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram to connect with your audience and promote your channel.

Collaborate with other creators
Collaborating with other creators in the spirituality niche can help you grow your channel and connect with new viewers. Reach out to creators who share your niche and vision, and explore opportunities to collaborate on content or promote each other’s channels.

Utilize SEO and YouTube Ads
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Keywords: work-life balance, religiousness, spirituality, work values

Apr 20, 2016admin
LIFE COACHING FROM AN EVIDENCE-BASED PERSPECTIVE: AN INTERVIEW WITH OANA DAVIDDO PSYCHOLOGISTS OFFER COACHING SERVICES? PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A SURVEY ON CBT PRACTITIONERS
Journal of Evidence-Based Psychotherapies

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