Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Time
For me, New Year's Eve is usually a time of reflection on the year past. I tend to think more about what I should have done, rather than what I have done -- and I make promises to myself to use my time more effectively. Over the years I think I have read almost every book on time management & tried every computer program on how to get things done -- all with varying success. One thing I am learning is that I tend to make things more complicated than they have to be. I was reminded of this as I read the following:
Are you feeling crunched for time?
Do you feel pressure to accomplish something that seems beyond your reach? Do you have needs that are outside the realm of your control to meet?
Then, take a deep breath and do what you are able to do.
When you do what you are able to do you are always ready for the moment in time when God will show up with everything He has been orchestrating on your behalf!
And, don't worry! Worry takes up the precious space and energy in your heart and brain where creativity should flourish!
- Diane Nelson
Do you feel pressure to accomplish something that seems beyond your reach? Do you have needs that are outside the realm of your control to meet?
Then, take a deep breath and do what you are able to do.
When you do what you are able to do you are always ready for the moment in time when God will show up with everything He has been orchestrating on your behalf!
And, don't worry! Worry takes up the precious space and energy in your heart and brain where creativity should flourish! - Diane Nelson
Do you feel pressure to accomplish something that seems beyond your reach? Do you have needs that are outside the realm of your control to meet?
Then, take a deep breath and do what you are able to do.
When you do what you are able to do you are always ready for the moment in time when God will show up with everything He has been orchestrating on your behalf!
And, don't worry! Worry takes up the precious space and energy in your heart and brain where creativity should flourish! - Diane Nelson
