self improvement
PASTOR: Alcoholics Anonymous teaches a principle called HALT. It says that you are most vulnerable to poor decisions when you are Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired. We can confirm these conditions in the Bible:
Esau sold his birthright (Hungry)
Moses struck the rock. (Angry)
David Bathsheba... See more
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Yeah, whenever I would hear Christians say, “We need to wait on God,” I went and like checked it out in the Bible.
It’s always helpful.
The only time in the Bible it says to wait on God is when people are... See more
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When you're dealing with something difficult, try zooming out and imagining it happening to a character in a movie. Instead of being stuck in the pain of the moment, see it as part of a bigger narrative that you're detached from.
Interesting angle on the concept of reframing.
Piercing question:
“If someone came as a disciple of your life, and lived the way you live for a week, what would be the fruit of that for them?”
—John Eldredge
Many tools and ideas here for analyzing my own well-being, identifying adjustments I could make to my life, and moving toward a more joy-filled life.
Source: Farnam Street
Compelling story about how it takes time to be great at something.