Let too many little things take priority, and there never seems to be time for the big things. Consider the Big Rocks to be really important things you want to accomplish in life, the things that define you. Get the big things in first, work on the right projects and priorities, and let the little stuff fit in around the edges. Let your Big Rocks be non-negotiable priorities in your weekly calendar — and learn to say “no” when other things begin to intrude. Then fit those other things in where you can. "
- Bob Clyatt from Work Less, Live More
I'm taking some time away from blogging to focus on my
"big rocks".
"big rocks".
Looking forward to returning renewed, refocused and with a refreshed spirit.
Blessings,
Well said Mary Ellen!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you. I've been doing the same as well, and then feeling a bit guilty about it--God must have led me to your post tonight. I hope your time away is refreshing and peaceful.
ReplyDeletei hope things are going well for you on your break. it is so hard to balance it all and I am finding that day by day. making more time for the big things!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary Ellen! Thanks for encouraging me with your comment on my blog! I can't wait to read all through yours so I can glean more of these nuggets of truth from you. I really need help as I'm so new to this whole idea of being a good working wife and mother!
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