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If your time is limited, how can you make meaningful progress on your dream?
It’s the age-old question: How do I find more time to do the things I want to do?
I won’t give the pat answer, but I am going to help you see what’s possible if you could find two hours a week to devote to your God-shaped dream.
It’s not easy, but it is do-able.
Yes, even for you. 😊
Time probably feels like a huge limitation to pursuing your dream because you’re already committed in a lot of different places beyond your home and family. Maybe you’re also serving in your community, at your kids’ school, or at church. Maybe you work part-time or even full-time.
Whatever you have on your plate, I bet you are serving, giving, caring for others in so many ways that your life feels so full that there is little to no time when you could imagine really “going for it” with your dream.
That’s why I address in this episode:
- The reasons time feels like such an enormous barrier,
- What Scripture says about our time and how we spend it, and
- How you can find little windows of time so you can say, “yes” to the dream God has given you.
I even attempt a ridiculous metaphor, just to see if it helps you remember the steps you can take to get there. You’ll have to let me know how that works out for you.
I know there are some real-life challenges you are facing right now. Some of those feel like roadblocks piled high in opposition to your dream. But they won’t always be the way they are right now, and I want you to have some creative ideas for taking the next steps when that time comes.
That's what I want you to walk away with after this episode!
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