Thriving at Work

Creating cultures where well-being and performance go hand in hand.

What does flourishing look like

Thriving culture at work

What does flourishing at work look like?

This culture practices a way of doing business in which people and their well-being are valued as much as performance, productivity, and profit.


Employees experience more happiness and character growth as well as increased relational and emotional self-awareness.


Employers experience improved teamwork, increased employee engagement, and improvements in customer experience while reducing conflict and turnover.

Research & benefits

What are the benefits of flourishing at work?

People & relationships
Barna's Life at Work 2025 study found that 33% of employees say their greatest fulfillment comes from people, community, and meaningful relationships at work.
Purposeful, meaningful work
29% find fulfillment in purposeful work that serves a greater mission — and 24% are most motivated by helping others and making a difference.

Why it matters

The health benefits of a flourishing workplace

Strong workplace relationships produce measurable outcomes in health, engagement, and retention. See the full research on what relational culture does for teams and individuals.

Read the health benefits research →

Key findings

  • Relational workplaces see lower turnover and higher employee engagement
  • Employees in caring cultures report lower stress and better physical health
  • 33% of workers say relationships are their greatest source of fulfillment
  • Purposeful work reduces burnout and increases long-term job satisfaction

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As additional support in your journey to THRIVE at work, the THRIVE ATX Collective, in partnership with Redemption City Church, has provided access to a full collection of digital resources.