As an entrepreneur, living a total quality life has to start with YOU to have an impact in your business.
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We are facing a pandemic of not only mental illness (which is a severe problem) but also an even bigger one of mental wellness. How can soul care serve us in this arena?
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If we don’t keep priorities straight, then the idolatry of work can slowly enmesh us. Our souls shrivel, and our perspectives fade as we shift from worshipping the Creator to worshipping the created. That’s when we become workaholics.
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The process of letting go is not easy. Often, and this takes courage to admit, we have defined our identity around aspects of our life that are the hardest to release. We probably all know someone who is defined by their job title, corporate or leadership position and seems lost when they are suddenly without it.
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True purpose has everything to do with becoming part of something bigger than you. God has a vision for the world, and He wants your help in making that vision real. God stitches you into community for the purpose of sharing life and faith.
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We want the stories of overcoming obstacles, of underdogs going public, and of products that change the world. They’re easier, more palatable. But I think there’s value in the honesty in hard things.
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Since January, when our book was published, I had traveled almost every month–sometimes more than twice a month–and often to other countries. I needed a break from traveling. At home we looked forward to No Travel November.
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You can also make intentional choices in different areas of your life to save time. When people think they need work–life balance, what they’re actually thinking is, “I don’t have enough time.”
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And from that place, that pitiful canyon of a grave of sorrow, that dark place of deep and debilitating depression…we emerge, because He, Himself, experienced that place of death before us; and He emerged from the grave triumphant, complete, and in glory!
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Rhythm comes from the Greek word rhythmos that means measured flow or movement. If the rhythm is unforced this simply means it is not forced or imposed, but rather it is a natural flow... and since this is God’s grace we’re talking about, it’s a supernatural flow!
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So, how does one address difficult and bewildering problems in life? One option is to live life “in day-tight compartments,” and, in that day, to do three things: work, pray, and relax
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