Taryn DeLong

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Taryn DeLong is a Catholic wife and mother in North Carolina who encourages women to live out their feminine genius as co-president and editor-in-chief of Catholic Women in Business and a contributor to publications for Catholic women. She enjoys curling up with a cup of Earl Grey and a good novel, playing the piano, and taking walks in the sunshine with her family.

Nov 15
Defending the Faith as a Catholic Professional

Defending the Faith as a Catholic professional in the workplace requires self-control and courage. In this article we are going to go over three things not to do, and three things to do in the face of attack on the Church in the workplace. Three Things NOT to Do 1. Avoid Condescension There you are […]

Nov 01
Maintaining a Work/Life Balance as a Catholic Professional

Introduction In today’s fast-paced and demanding professional world, achieving a healthy work/life balance is an ongoing challenge. For Catholic professionals, the quest for equilibrium takes on a unique dimension. It involves not only the delicate act of balancing work and personal life but also the profound commitment to putting family and faith first, while viewing […]

Jul 12
Ministry Burnout – 3 Steps to Stay Strong while Working for the Church

Having a church job, which is so closely connected to your faith, and that you are so passionate about, carries with it a high risk of ministry burnout. That’s why it’s important, at the start of your career in the Church, to have a plan to keep your drive to serve the Church without burning […]

Mar 01
Catholic Entrepreneurship: From Idea to Execution

Catholic Entrepreneurship is on the rise! Are you sitting on a burning business idea? Now is the time to act. To begin with, the last seven years in the US have seen high and stable rates of entrepreneurship overall. The majority of Americans say that their city is a good place to start a business, […]

Jan 15
5 Professional Development Hacks on a Church Budget

Working for a church can be a calling–which is good, because it often doesn’t pay as well as the private sector. However, just like in the private sector, it’s important to keep your professional development up to date to ensure that your career has a bright future and that your parish has the best talent […]

Jul 01
Using Ignatian Discernment in Career Decisions

Some decisions are easy. Career decisions, often, are not. Deciding whether to leave or accept a job, to go to grad school, or to take the plunge into entrepreneurship or freelancing can be some of the most difficult decisions you make in your career. Before you draw out a pro/con list or flip a coin, […]