I believe that our overwhelm is mostly self inflicting yet sometimes we take our Christian faith for granted by using it as a crutch for the way our life is when we should be taking responsibility for our actions and consequences. When our lives are overwhelmed, do we take responsibility? No - we blame God or the enemy, but never ourselves. God is sovereign, yes. But God's sovereignty doesn't negate personal responsibility to choose to do our part. We each have free will. We each have free thoughts, and from those thoughts comes the ability to choose daily habits that form our lives. If we're not careful, those habits end up forming lives that are not pleasing to God, nor are they beneficial to us or anyone else for that matter.
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If you find your card is filled with tasks, errands and calls that don’t really move you closer to your biggest life goal, it’s probably time to reassess your priorities. This post gives you another strategy that helps you reframe your thinking when it comes to your daily habits for your goals.
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There is so much power in simply knowing someone is going to show up for you, because they care for you; having accountability + the desire to finally start thriving in your life.
My purpose in life is to show up for you because I believe in your thriving life for you, even if you can't see it right now.
So before you grab the the boxes and the tape and the wrapping paper this year…before you start wrapping gifts, I want you to take a few moments to take inventory of all of your accomplishments over this past year. And then I want you to recommit to all of the things that you wish you’d done.
Trust me when I say, now is not the time to ignore your wins, no matter how small you think they are - celebrate you! Taking inventory will help you to see where you are now - & help you determine how you’ll get to where you want to be.
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