I find that, even after writing some of my learnings and observations from this summer, apply them in “real life” is still a challenge. Being intentional about positive change means there will be a ripple effect across many areas of life. Simply adjusting your schedule to include more time investing in meaningful relationships means that you have to find more time elsewhere to fulfill duties and obligations.

At any rate, we’re all works in progress and it’s great knowing we aren’t alone in the midst of it all, isn’t it?

Thanks for your comment!

It,s really nice of you to share what you learned during your sabbatical leave. And I really agree to all the things you mentioned here. Like, setting up boundaries and being selective. There quite true and direct to the point. And lastly by admitting that where just human being and we need help is very touching word. It just show how humble you can be. With the knowledge I gain from reading your post, I will start to make some move to at least change my life for better, like what you did.

Rhaina
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Thanks for the kind words; I’m glad you found this post thought-provoking. I appreciate you checking in and leaving a comment!

If we aren’t careful, we can make the slide over the edge into a world and existence we aren’t ready for (nor really care to experience). I’m glad I’m not alone; and I appreciate that you’re right there with me.

I’ll be here to learn from you and support you no matter the frequency or format.

Dustin

Thanks so much for your comment and your encouragement! I’m excited to know that you’re at Hope and that you’re looking to get involved.

Long before I was on staff at Hope, I was volunteering to teach classes on money and serving on the worship team. It’s so rewarding to be a contributing part of the Body; you’ll love jumping in!