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The Light Bulb Lesson
Today’s episode…lessons from the light bulb. Random title, right? So I love when life basically gives me a podcast. That is exactly what happened a few weekends ago when Josh and I finally decided to attempt to fix one of the lights in our house.
We are experts at the whole idea of do, redo, do, redo. However, that isn’t exactly an efficient way to get things done.
Instead of taking the long way, what if we found a better way?
We don’t have to make life harder than it already is.
We must take the time to recognize the areas of our life where we have created a new normal and make sure that we aren’t just ignoring the problem that has been hanging around for years.
We must ask questions and pay attention to the details.
We must remember that simple works. Master the basics. Fancy and complicated doesn’t mean that something is better.
We must listen to the experts.
I encourage you to bravely shine a light into the various areas of your life this week.
Look for those areas that need some change. It might not be pretty.
It might be hard to face the facts.
But, once you can see the need for change, you can begin the process of change.
Let’s go.
Enjoy!
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By Kenzie and Josh Presnell
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2020 ratings
Today’s episode…lessons from the light bulb. Random title, right? So I love when life basically gives me a podcast. That is exactly what happened a few weekends ago when Josh and I finally decided to attempt to fix one of the lights in our house.
We are experts at the whole idea of do, redo, do, redo. However, that isn’t exactly an efficient way to get things done.
Instead of taking the long way, what if we found a better way?
We don’t have to make life harder than it already is.
We must take the time to recognize the areas of our life where we have created a new normal and make sure that we aren’t just ignoring the problem that has been hanging around for years.
We must ask questions and pay attention to the details.
We must remember that simple works. Master the basics. Fancy and complicated doesn’t mean that something is better.
We must listen to the experts.
I encourage you to bravely shine a light into the various areas of your life this week.
Look for those areas that need some change. It might not be pretty.
It might be hard to face the facts.
But, once you can see the need for change, you can begin the process of change.
Let’s go.
Enjoy!