Today I am thankful for many things.
I am thankful for my God and how He loves me no matter what I do, and is constantly rescuing me and wooing me back to Him.
I am thankful for my family and the joy that they are to me. My husband is truly a gift - a hard-worker with a big heart. And my children who love and accept foster children willingly into our home even when it completely turns their life upside down.
I am thankful for friends and extended family, some of whom we get to share the holiday with.
I am thankful for where we live and our community. Such a beautiful area with amazing creation all around us.
What are you thankful for today?
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Monday, December 13, 2010
Monday Musings: Priorities
What are your priorities? How do you select your priorities?
You've probably all heard time management techniques that talk about mentally thinking about (or writing out) your activities that fall into these four quadrants.
The things that are:
But how do you determine what's important? We have found that creating a family mission statement is really helpful in determining priorities. It becomes the filter for how we consider which things we should pursue doing in life, and which things we need to let go of.
Now it's your turn. How do you find a balance between the urgent and important? What things do you want to prioritize spending more time on? What is your family mission statement?
You've probably all heard time management techniques that talk about mentally thinking about (or writing out) your activities that fall into these four quadrants.
The things that are:
- urgent and important
- urgent but not important
- important but not urgent
- not important and not urgent
But how do you determine what's important? We have found that creating a family mission statement is really helpful in determining priorities. It becomes the filter for how we consider which things we should pursue doing in life, and which things we need to let go of.
Now it's your turn. How do you find a balance between the urgent and important? What things do you want to prioritize spending more time on? What is your family mission statement?
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