I wonder what I could do with my life if every moment was spent with total focus. What could the "little" moments wasted daily amount to if gathered and put to use?
Every moment I feel like "giving my brain a rest" from studying by logging onto FB or some other form of brain-killing activity on the internet, I would much rather be doing something else - something more productive. In all honesty, simply staring at a tree is more productive than staring at FB.
What would it be like to log every moment I feel like giving up, and either push through and do something productive? I've created a habit that I want to break - a habit of wasting my life online.
We are accountable to Jesus for our time on earth.
And along with that, I look ahead to the future and see that I am accountable to a hundred generations from now for what I do with my time. Everything I do now impacts them a hundredfold.
A hundredfold.
I am a direct living representation of my parents decisions.
And my children shall be a representation of mine.
I look to back to generations no longer alive and see represented in my life the footprints of time long gone... footprints indellible and unchanging, as invisible as the wind and as permanent as eternity.
Every moment I feel like "giving my brain a rest" from studying by logging onto FB or some other form of brain-killing activity on the internet, I would much rather be doing something else - something more productive. In all honesty, simply staring at a tree is more productive than staring at FB.
What would it be like to log every moment I feel like giving up, and either push through and do something productive? I've created a habit that I want to break - a habit of wasting my life online.
We are accountable to Jesus for our time on earth.
And along with that, I look ahead to the future and see that I am accountable to a hundred generations from now for what I do with my time. Everything I do now impacts them a hundredfold.
A hundredfold.
I am a direct living representation of my parents decisions.
And my children shall be a representation of mine.
I look to back to generations no longer alive and see represented in my life the footprints of time long gone... footprints indellible and unchanging, as invisible as the wind and as permanent as eternity.
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