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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Busy people try to balance work and life. This is the root of the whole work-life balance disaster. We assume time is the issue. It’s not. It’s energy.
When we expend energy honing our attitude, making healthy choices, devoting time to prayer and service, doing purposeful work and managing the paperwork of life, we experience an uncommon feeling of wholeness – balance.
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Feeling edgy, because I really struggle with this one. Our body is a temple. God’s amazing endowment, housing everything that keeps us alive. Some spiritually in shape people become out of breath after one flight of stairs.
A big part of my struggle is discerning my own personal integrity. Do I focus on what is convenient, or the path of least resistance, or do I try to tackle it all, even the hardest parts, like exercise, money, personal organization?
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Almost a trick question, isn’t it? Why? Because our answer ought to be something like this:
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How motivated would you be to make each day count if you had no identity, not even a birthday, like the orphans in yesterday’s story?
Okay, so fast forward to your amazing grace. The fact that you have Internet access to read this, for example. You literally have everything, those children literally have nothing. Then how would it be possible for us to go through the next 24 hours without trying to do work that seriously matters? How?
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The longer we live, the more obvious our abundant blessings appear. But like certain cartoon characters, we never seem to learn. For example, Wile E. Coyote in the Looney Tunes Road Runner show.
I mean, just the other day a news story told of African orphans with no parents, and no identity – not even a birthday. Can you imagine? A twisted conspiracy by the devil to shake our faith?
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