Welcome to Teach Back Tuesday, where we play the most popular episodes from the previous season.

This time last year, we had the tremendous surprise of being selected as one of the

podcasts of the week at Podbean. That's the podcast hosting platform for Keep the Heart and many

other podcasts. Well, this resulted in thousands of new listeners from all over the world,

and as part of the collaboration with Podbean, Keep the Heart Wrote four mini episodes.

This week's episode, Co-workers Can Work Your Nerves.

Provides three suggestions for ways that we can park our expectations at the curb

and get along better with our perfectly imperfect coworkers.

Is someone getting on your nerves where you work? You're not alone. You're too late to be

first. And hey, let's all remember something. Sometimes we're the coworker who's working the nerves.

Let's listen. Ah, the office drama, or the school staff drama, or the

ministry drama, or the drama mama overall, and hey, there are some drama papas too. Working together for

hours a day, several days each week, provides a breeding ground for issues. Some people remind me

of the column they used to have on the old school report cards that said this, does not work

well with others. Thank you for joining Keep the Heart for today's podcast with Francie Taylor. Francie is an author,

conference speaker, and teacher. She is passionate about teaching what to do with what we learn from God's Word.

Now back to today's valuable study. Most of us work for a living, and that involves spending time with others. Whether you own

your own business or work for someone else or work in a ministry, you will have people in

your airspace, and where there are people, there will be problems. So what are our options?

Well, if you can't find a job where there are no people,

let's consider three ways to work peaceably with those who are in your time zone. These are just

suggestions. God will help you to think of more ways to work with others. He sees your people

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