For decades, our programs and resources have helped Jane's family, and she recommends

focus to everyone she knows.

Focus on the family would be at the top of the list.

I mean, when I go on the website, I'm blown away by all the different ministries that

you have that minister to families on every level and individual.

Today, Jane wants to encourage more families through focus on the family.

By us giving our money to you, we're hitting all these different important ministries,

you know, pro-life, parenting, marriage issues, individual issues, just so many different things.

All are a part of where our tith goes.

I just feel like we're just starting a big bang for our buck.

I'm Jim Daly.

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All the markers in the culture are that to be successful, you've got to work, work, work,

just put everything into making that

next deal happen or whatever it is. But what if real fulfillment was actually taking time to

pause, to be at rest, to spend time with God and your spouse? I'm John Fuller, joined by Aaron and

Greg Smalley. They lead the Focus Marriage Department. And Aaron, you work with a lot of

couples. What percentage would you say of the couples you work with are affected by workaholism?

It's a high percentage. However, the research shows that about 40 to 50 percent of people globally

are experiencing burnout.

And what the research shows, too, is that often it's women who are experiencing more burnout than men, because even if a woman is working full-time, often she's carrying the

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