two more days packed with things to do and time commitments aplenty.
but inadvertently, i wonder if i’m making the best use of time.
after all, time spent being busy doesn’t necessarily equate to productivity.
i’ve gotten myself into a few commitments that demand my time. but i’m sure there are still ways i can improve my productivity.
they say the 30s is where we are at the peak of our powers — this is the decade we burn life’s figurative candle to work for what we truly care about.
i caught a glimpse of that today when i watched a video of a friend proclaiming God’s gospel.
there’s an aspiration, and that’s the possibility.
that’s a chance at glory, and i hope i’ll step into it strongly.
yet, so often we choose mediocrity instead.
because it’s comfortable; because it’s what others are doing.
we worry, we fear. sometimes we aren’t even sure what for.
but is the comfort of a life of mediocrity truly worth the discomfort of an extraordinary life?
why do we want to do what everyone else is doing? especially against the backdrop of a world where everyone is hiding.
hiding from God. hiding from truth.
hiding from life.
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