The Work of Responsibility is a series about what happens when people cannot simply walk away from what has been placed in their hands.
In Still Functioning and Still Functioning Part II, William G. Boundroukas writes for people who carry responsibility, feel the pressure, and do not always have the luxury of stopping. These books offer practical ways to separate what truly belongs to us from what does not, decide what actually requires attention, and remain present without allowing every obligation to remain constantly active.
Advocate and Witness brings those same questions into the practice of law. Drawing on more than three decades as an attorney, Boundroukas considers the difference between what a professional is permitted to do and the harder question of what conscience, responsibility, and Christian faith may require.
These are not books about escaping responsibility.
They are about carrying it deliberately.
Across work, family, profession, conscience, and faith, The Work of Responsibility asks a recurring question:
How do we remain responsible without allowing responsibility to consume the person carrying it?