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Busy Isn’t the Problem

Senior man with gray hair dozing in a brown recliner while holding a TV remote in a cozy living room

Most of us feel busy.

We have schedules, responsibilities, and demands pulling us in every direction. But busyness isn’t always the problem.

Sometimes, the real issue is what we’ve chosen to fill our time with.

We say we don’t have time for God, for people, or for the things that matter most. But often, we’ve simply chosen other things.

Scrolling. Watching. Filling space.

None of those things are wrong on their own. But when they crowd out what matters most, they become a problem.

Your time is always revealing your priorities.

The question is, are you paying attention?

Originally published at lakelynn.org.

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