Scott, truly inspiring words. I've been meaning to read your posts, but maybe I am not slowing down enough. That's why your post "Slow Down, Be Still" caught my attention and I paused to read it first. Loved every word and what caused me to stop were your profound words " letting go of my obsession with productivity" as if you were talking to me. As I get older, there is wisdom that our bodies slow down that we may have a chance to be better in tune with our Creator and His Eternal Plan. Scott, thank you for sharing these thoughts and words.
Scott, truly inspiring words. I've been meaning to read your posts, but maybe I am not slowing down enough. That's why your post "Slow Down, Be Still" caught my attention and I paused to read it first. Loved every word and what caused me to stop were your profound words " letting go of my obsession with productivity" as if you were talking to me. As I get older, there is wisdom that our bodies slow down that we may have a chance to be better in tune with our Creator and His Eternal Plan. Scott, thank you for sharing these thoughts and words.
Thank you brother.
BTW, Scott, did Kierkegaard's quote really include the phrase "twenty-first century"?
I relate to this moment very strongly. I've had one like it -- but not for describing here.
Thank you for sharing!