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Time management is something many of us struggle with, if not regularly than at least through seasons. This past year has been a season of extra struggling in the time management area for me. Our daily management of the home seems to have taken over the majority of our days, leaving the important daily things on the sidelines.
This has not been all bad. Recognizing that something was not working has lead us to search for God's will and direction for our family. To think about what is important, and what is not. I've found a couple of resources recently that are helping me narrow down and fine tune our priorities.
Tell Your Time is one of them. I'm really enjoying going through this short e-book on time management. The book is only 29 pages long (ya know, when you are looking for a book on time management chances are that you don't have a whole lot of time to spend reading it!). I'm enjoying the simple exercises that Amy Lynn takes you through in her book to help me prioritize and figure out where I really want/need to be spending my time!
Tell Your Time is one of them. I'm really enjoying going through this short e-book on time management. The book is only 29 pages long (ya know, when you are looking for a book on time management chances are that you don't have a whole lot of time to spend reading it!). I'm enjoying the simple exercises that Amy Lynn takes you through in her book to help me prioritize and figure out where I really want/need to be spending my time!
I'll post more on it later, how it is working out for me, and some of the other books I'm enjoying right now.
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