In a world that often equates availability with care, what happens when rest, structure, and discipline are misunderstood as indifference?

🔥Episode Theme: Personal Development & Business Growth

In this episode, I share a real-life conversation that challenged how we view responsibility, rest, and relational expectations. When my decision to sleep early was labelled “nonchalant,” it opened a deeper reflection on what it truly means to take ownership of your life without becoming resentful, burnt out, or disconnected from your purpose.

Together, we explore the quiet wisdom of knowing what is yours to carry and what is not.

Using the story of the Good Samaritan, we uncover a rarely discussed truth: Compassion does not require self-abandonment. The Samaritan helped fully, wisely, and then continued his journey. He knew when to stay and when to leave the inn.

This episode invites you to rethink: • Why structure is often misread as distance • How over-availability can quietly breed resentment • The difference between love and limitless access • Why rest is not laziness, but stewardship • How Jesus-modelled lives were ordered, not chaotic

If you’ve ever struggled with saying no, felt guilty for choosing rest, or wondered whether you’re being “too much” or “not enough” for others this conversation is for you.

🎧 Listen in, reflect, and ask yourself:  Do I know when to leave the inn?

💌 Listen now and share with someone who needs this gentle but necessary reminder.

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