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The Discipline of Doing

Do you set personal goals for yourself?

Curiosity encourages you to explore. Determination encourages you to act. Discipline keeps you moving.

And none of those necessarily requires a formally established goal.

There is more than one way to move forward in life.

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Hi, I’m Teresa—Jesus-loving, absolutely the worst at showing it sometimes, and still figuring it all out one stumble at a time. Jesus is the Author. I’m just living the draft. This blog isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about letting the red pen hit the page. It’s about edits, grace notes, and re-learning what I thought I already knew. It’s about becoming. It’s about trusting that the Author knows how to finish what He started—even when the pages feel messy. And it’s about walking with others who are still growing too. Crawling. Crying. Singing off-key. But moving—by grace.
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2 responses to “The Discipline of Doing”

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    Sherry LBJ

    Interesting, I find I do better with at least some short term goals like remembering to do the chores that keep life functional but you’ve made me think about how I handlelong term goals.

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      The Rest Is His Story

      You may have just uncovered my problem! 😂 The moment I call something a goal, I’ve added a layer of pressure that wasn’t there five minutes ago.

      I suppose my mind operates more like the Eisenhower Matrix. Urgent, not urgent, important, not important. Some things need my attention, others can be delegated, eliminated, or simply have their place in the day.

      Apparently, I can manage the responsibilities of life just fine, as long as nobody asks me to call them goals! 😂

      I appreciate your perspective. You’ve given me something to think about, too!

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