Making time for white space in your life is what keeps water in the well. Being stretched too thin, over scheduled and over burdened, with no room to breathe eventually catches up with you….
Tag: time management
Not everyone wanted Jerusalem rebuilt and Nehemiah and his friends soon found themselves taunted by the enemies of the great work they were trying to accomplish…
Have you ever felt like you were crazy busy all day but still weren’t able to finish the things you wanted? You aren’t alone. We’ve all got to-do lists that are far longer than we have time or energy for.
Creative and goal-oriented individuals always have big plans. We want to complete big projects, accomplish big goals, and do big things. Often, those things we want to do are so big that they are a little overwhelming, so we put off starting for fear of getting into a situation where we are in over our heads.
For all of you anxiety-fueled procrastinators out there, putting off these tasks might feel good at the moment because you are avoiding doing something you don’t like. But, having things you need to do, especially things that are uncomfortable, creates stress which in the long run can drain away energy….This is where the two-minute rule comes in.
Do you ever feel like your head is going to explode with so much to remember and do? You’re not alone. I’d like to reintroduce you to an old friend of yours that many of you might have ditched because it didn’t work for you – a plan.
If you feel like you run, run, run all day, fall into bed exhausted just to do it all over again the next day – oh, and it’s never enough – welcome to the club. And, I am here to tell you there is a better way.
By Sarah Robbins – It is very easy to get discouraged/upset/disappointed when we are not able to be as productive as we need to be! My advice to anyone who needs to get things done: set a timer!
I love fall. It’s my favorite season of the year. But, it can also bring with it a season of the harrieds. Dictionary.com defines harried as “feeling strained as a result of having demands persistently made on one.”