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Most things on your calendar are a good thing, right? That’s what makes this hard.
But good things maxed out tend to stop producing anything good, and most of us figure that out about 6 commitments too late.
What if the way out isn’t always just cutting commitments, but getting creative with your no?
We talk about how we learned to say no to good things so we could say yes to the best ones, and what that looks like when you’re already at capacity.
Resources:
Praying Around Your Spouse Guide: Want to pray over your spouse but never quite know where to start? We built a free prayer guide around seven topics in a circle, so you always know what comes next. [Get the prayer guide →]
How to Build a Reading Plan You’ll Stick To: A few weeks back we spent several episodes on building a reading plan. I wrote the three simple steps, the book lists, and how to push through building a new habit. [Get the plan →]
Continue the conversation:
→ Your Next Listen: Ep. 174 — Rest or Prep: The Sunday Night Tension — If Sunday night already feels like you’re behind before the week starts, 174 is the 3 questions we ask to get on the same page instead of bracing for Monday.
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