God’s design is for you to love your work. Therefore, take pride in your labor and identify with your employer and your product.

The devil is in the details means that the particulars, even if they seem insignificant, can end up causing problems. In other words, it warns that “evil” can hide in the minutiae or specifics, and thus cautions a person to scrutinize all aspects of a plan, situation, item, etc., including even its most minor details, in order to avoid unforeseen difficulties and issues.

How many times recently has the media, an elected official, or an angry mob rushed to make a pronounced judgment only to retract their judgment later. Don’t they ever learn? In our rush to judgment, we rarely intend to do harm. Instead, we often react to incomplete or scant information, fit it into our own mental model of how things should be, and then jump to conclusions that, regrettably, inflict harm.

Although it can be daunting to speak up, anyone can challenge the status quo. But unfortunately, even when we know something should be different, we don’t always dare to take action. And when we do, we risk our ideas falling on deaf ears or being overruled or ignored.