The 365 Commitment

Day 42 – What to do when you are not required to do anything!

Someone told me keeping the 365 commitment was difficult on the weekend or if on vacation. I think this is because there is nothing immediately pressing or required by others. There is a certain comfort level in being required to do something, it does not require you to contemplate the best and most difficult questions – what do I really want to do? Who do I really want to be? Who could I actually serve today? If you have the rare occasion to have a blank slate for a day, see if you can put down as a #1 to answer these questions!

The answer could change what you put down on your 365 list on normal days. Are you in control of your own life?

Guy Reams (42)
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