The classic race most of us run is the daily race against time – part two

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To shed ourselves of unneeded things is life’s greatest challenge.

 

(photo: windshield wiper going back and forth like a metronome on a 10-hour drive)

The classic race most of us run is the daily race against time – part two.

Who’s got time to start each day on bended knee?

This is exactly why we can’t find even one minute to pause before the day begins.

No?

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Crossroads – the metaphor for where we are and the decisions before us

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Not LaGuardia or Toronto, for sure

 

Dear Son, last night’s talk may be forgotten years from now, however, it is the hottest topic we’ve talked about in a while.

Crossroads.

The metaphor for where we are and the decisions before us.

The fact that we only have 36 hours together in a 13-day window will challenge our creativity.

Return from Winnipeg one day, pause at home one day, leave again in a few hours for Halifax.

Real life in real time.

Insight: Excuses be damned.

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What if we prayed as much as we watched TV?

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We all just want to be happy

What if spent as much time praying and serving others each day as we did watching TV? Or prayed and served as much as we exercised? Or prayed as much as we read?

Maybe we already do. I believe what I do for a living is mission work. A calling to help busy business people. That’s a minimum of 10+ hours of “work” per day. Does that improve the “feeling grateful” vibe?

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PS. What do you believe?