Following are examples that, to me, represent Jesus managing his accessibility. These are taken straight out of my journaling and simply reflect my thoughts in response to reading the scripture passages: Mark 1:32-38. I’m reading this story of Jesus like this: One...
Recently, a client of mine decided she needed to “limit her accessibility.” This was prompted by a phone call – one that she took but wished she hadn’t. She thought she was taking a call from her doctor but instead the caller was asking for her assistance. The...
My father, Roger L. Hedberg, passed away on February 27th. My family is so blessed by the legacy he left. He lived life based on what was most important to him – putting faith and family first. He was a beloved pastor, a wise counselor and treasured friend to...
Lately I’ve been distracted by spiritual-sounding posts advising Christian entrepreneurs to embrace concepts that I don’t believe fully reflect the Bible and the teachings of Jesus. As I’ve been sorting through the feelings these posts stir in me, I’m grateful for...
Now that you have your “ideal schedule” identified (click here for previous post), you can use it to help manage your time. Your ideal schedule is your vision of what will work well for you. As with any vision, use it to determine your next steps by moving toward the...
Hopefully the scheduling tool you’ve chosen to help manage 2012 is working well for you (see my last post here). Whether using paper or an electronic calendar, whether off line or online, whatever tool you’ve chosen needs to be what works best for you. But your...
