"personal sake" is a legitimate phrase, and it is used to refer to one's own personal interests or benefit.
For example: "He made the decision for his own personal sake, disregarding the effect it would have on his team."
This kind of giving is about love, the love that the New Testament talks about called agape, a Greek word used in the New Testament that means the love that transcends personal interest for the sake of something bigger.
The goal of a Sport For All program is participation for its own sake (personal enjoyment; and physical, mental and emotional benefits, etc).
If their focus is ministry, then their service will be more personal for the sake of the gospel.
The key to valuing yourself beyond your career successes is to do things for the sake of personal enjoyment, rather than for personal achievement.
If a person defines "marital quality" as never sacrificing personal ambition for the sake of a child, or as maintaining the same amount of alone-time a couple enjoyed before children, then, yes, the parent in question will most definitely experience dissatisfaction.
But he admitted that exposing his personal affairs for the sake of the Purple brand has come at a price.
But most try to rise above their personal feelings for the sake of their child and grandchildren".
Clearly, they were able to compartmentalize, putting aside serious personal failings for the sake of a shared vision of urban revitalization.
Not because I think you should backstab allies for the sake of personal gain, but because the whipsaw hysteria of the Tea Party probably needs such mercenary leavening.
A. I find that people, especially entrepreneurs who feel strongly about their businesses, often sabotage their personal finance for the sake of a business or career.
