Today is Day 5 of my series on Holley Gerth's new ebook:
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My standard excuses for not starting something sound something like this: What if I really get into a good groove with writing, and then the adoption goes through? Well then, maybe I shouldn’t write; Or what if my husband’s schedule changes and I can no longer get to the gym five days a week? Well then, maybe I shouldn’t even start. Or, or, or…the excuses rain on and on.
In Day 5, Holley shares an epiphany moment to help us combat this thought process “…I resolved in that moment to begin making small changes now rather than waiting for the perfect time later. Guess what? The perfect time doesn’t exist. There will always be a complication, a crisis, or what looks like a legitimate reason to wait.”
Along with Holley, I resolve to believe in the small steps,
in the minutes set aside, in the few stitches stitched, the couple of sentences
written. A bucket is filled one
drop at a time, a book is written one word at a time, and any time we are doing
what we are supposed to do, what gives us life, what we are called to do, then
it is a good thing…even if it is only a few minutes a day!
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