My 20s were spent so productively, like I had something to prove. And then I wasted so much time in my 30s “resting” after proving myself in my 20s. 40 hit and brought a sense of urgency again. The clock doesn’t slow down.
Great post! John Wooden, one of the greatest coaches of all time, said to "Be quick, but don't hurry." Simple advice, but as you note, it takes a lot of wisdom and discernment — and discipline — to apply properly.
This difficulty is at least partly due to the reality that just as it's key to know when to act, it's likewise essential to know when to wait. Getting the timing right is one of the greatest challenges in mastering most things.
I'm 27 and have never done anything in my life except became a member of a faithful church, married a faithful man and had a baby boy who is 3 months now. I desire to contribute to what really matters. I want to get rid of my phone. It is destroying my drive for life giving works.
I'm currently reading Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley
My 20s were spent so productively, like I had something to prove. And then I wasted so much time in my 30s “resting” after proving myself in my 20s. 40 hit and brought a sense of urgency again. The clock doesn’t slow down.
Great post! John Wooden, one of the greatest coaches of all time, said to "Be quick, but don't hurry." Simple advice, but as you note, it takes a lot of wisdom and discernment — and discipline — to apply properly.
This difficulty is at least partly due to the reality that just as it's key to know when to act, it's likewise essential to know when to wait. Getting the timing right is one of the greatest challenges in mastering most things.
I'm 27 and have never done anything in my life except became a member of a faithful church, married a faithful man and had a baby boy who is 3 months now. I desire to contribute to what really matters. I want to get rid of my phone. It is destroying my drive for life giving works.
I'm currently reading Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley