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“Busyness is an illness of the spirit.” ~ Eugene Peterson
Over the last few weeks, we’ve explored several practical ways to become more intentional with our time. From organizing our days and creating better routines to focusing our attention, letting go of multitasking, and giving ourselves permission to take breaks.
But before we wrap up this series next week, I want to go a little deeper and ask an important question:
Why do so many of us feel the need to be doing something all the time?
Because all that multitasking, skipping breaks, overbooking, rushing, and constantly trying to squeeze more into our days might just be signs of a larger pattern.
We have become really good at being busy.
Sometimes so good that when we finally get caught up, instead of enjoying the breathing room we’ve created, we immediately find something else to fill it. We add another project, make another commitment, check another thing off the list, or simply find another way to stay in motion.
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